Climate change is a hot topic today. You may or may not agree with environmentalists, but what is certain is that you need to be informed no matter which side of the discussion you pick. This climate change Ebook includes, what I consider to be, some of the most important and interesting things about climate change that I learned working as a full time environmental writer. Many of them are not obvious and not many people are familiar with them, so you’ll hopefully be surprised as you turn the pages of this climate change ebook.
I want to be clear that this is not a bible that it’s meant to be taken as a sacred truth, (though my research is based in high-quality information) but a bunch of information that you need to process. I want you to use your criteria and make up your own mind about this very complicated issue. This world does not need robots, but people that can analyze all kinds of information and debate about it with an open mind.
This climate change Ebook is not directed to experts but people that are completely or partially new to the climate change topic. Chapters are divided by sub-topics: generalities of climate change, potential solutions and alternatives for the future. You may notice that the complexity of the topics increases as you move forward chapter to chapter. This climate change Ebook contains:
- External links (green) of highly-trustable sources, papers and climate databases that support some of the data I mention in this Ebook
- External links (pink) that will take you to videos or papers so you can go deeper into some of the topics of this Ebook.
I am an environmentalist. But I am also a very open-minded person that realizes there are flaws in how climate change science is communicated and how some environmental issues are being solved today.
Maybe in my next climate change ebook I will talk about these flaws.
