Global Warming: Facts, Myths and Remedies: A Primer
暫譯: 全球暖化：事實、迷思與解決方案：入門指南

Name: Global Warming: Facts, Myths and Remedies: A Primer
Price: 1748 TWD
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Author: Sitte, Joaquin
ISBN: 3032208610

Sitte, Joaquin

出版商: Springer
出版日期: 2026-07-08
售價: $1,840
貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,748
語言: 英文
頁數: 269
裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
ISBN: 3032208610
ISBN-13: 9783032208613
相關分類: 熱力學 Thermodynamics

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商品描述

This book takes the reader through the processes behind the current observed warming trend of the Earth's atmosphere as a foundation to explore what we CAN do NOW to prevent harm from a warming climate. The book empowers the reader to separate the facts from the myths about the processes that drive global warming and the feasibility and effectiveness of the possible remedial actions. The main features that set this book apart from other books on climate change are:

The recognition that the remedies against the harmful consequences of global warming must include enough energy supply to sustain an affluent lifestyle for all.
A step-by-step quantitative analysis of global warming and its remedies that any reader with basic mathematical competence can verify, allowing readers to gain confidence in their understanding and assessment of the issues around global warming.
The transparent, fact-based assessment of the viability, effectiveness, and affordability of the remedies offered by proven and emerging technologies.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

本書引導讀者了解當前觀察到的地球大氣變暖趨勢背後的過程，作為探索我們現在可以採取哪些行動以防止氣候變暖造成傷害的基礎。這本書使讀者能夠區分驅動全球變暖的過程中的事實與神話，以及可能的補救措施的可行性和有效性。本書與其他氣候變遷書籍的主要特點如下：

- 認識到對抗全球變暖有害後果的補救措施必須包括足夠的能源供應，以維持所有人的富裕生活方式。
- 對全球變暖及其補救措施進行逐步的定量分析，任何具備基本數學能力的讀者都可以驗證，讓讀者對理解和評估全球變暖相關問題的信心增強。
- 對經過驗證和新興技術所提供的補救措施的可行性、有效性和可負擔性進行透明且基於事實的評估。

作者簡介

Joaquin Sitte is a researcher and retired academic, with a passion to reveal the underlying simplicity of apparently complex phenomena. He holds a doctorate in Quantum Chemistry from Uppsala University in Sweden. During his career, he has published over a hundred peer-reviewed research papers in physics, computational intelligence, and robotics.