Contextualizing Climate Change: Linking Science and Culture
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Contextualizing Climate Change: Linking Science and Culture

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Contextualizing Climate Change: Linking Science and Culture

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Publisher
American Chemical Society
Year
2021
eBook ISBN
9780841298347
Print ISBN
9780841298347

Table of contents

  1. Contextualizing Climate Change: Linking Science and Culture
  2. ACS Symposium Series1382
  3. Foreword
  4. Introduction
  5. Montezuma: Lush Green and Natural Warmth
  6. Monteverde: Orgy of the Golden Toad
  7. The Ring of Fire: Volcanoes and Other Natural Forcing
  8. England: John Dalton and the Atomic Theory
  9. Doha: Mass Balance–It’s the Law
  10. China: From the Cultural Revolution to the Economic Revolution
  11. Grand Canyon: Water Structure, Properties, and Challenges
  12. Ethiopia: Water and Human Health
  13. Jimma: Bean to Brew—What’s Invested in a Cup of Coffee?
  14. Switzerland: Glaciers Retreat
  15. Geneva: Hypothesis to Informed Consensus
  16. Churchill: Climate Change at the Arctic’s Edge
  17. Copenhagen: The Long Road from Rio to Paris
  18. Paris: The Paris Agreement and the Path Beyond
  19. Lima: Indigenous Peoples and Disenfranchised Voices
  20. Planet Earth: The Anthropocene
  21. Costa Rica: Natural Capital
  22. Editors’ Biographies
  23. Indexes
  24. Author Index
  25. Subject Index
  26. Introduction
  27. Montezuma: Lush Green and Natural Warmth
  28. Monteverde: Orgy of the Golden Toad
  29. The Ring of Fire: Volcanoes and Other Natural Forcing
  30. England: John Dalton and the Atomic Theory
  31. Doha: Mass Balance–It’s the Law
  32. China: From the Cultural Revolution to the Economic Revolution
  33. Grand Canyon: Water Structure, Properties, and Challenges
  34. Ethiopia: Water and Human Health
  35. Jimma: Bean to Brew—What’s Invested in a Cup of Coffee?
  36. Switzerland: Glaciers Retreat
  37. Geneva: Hypothesis to Informed Consensus
  38. Churchill: Climate Change at the Arctic’s Edge
  39. Copenhagen: The Long Road from Rio to Paris
  40. Paris: The Paris Agreement and the Path Beyond
  41. Lima: Indigenous Peoples and Disenfranchised Voices
  42. Planet Earth: The Anthropocene
  43. Costa Rica: Natural Capital
  44. Editors’ Biographies
  45. Indexes
  46. Author Index
  47. Subject Index