The evolution of climate

Name: The evolution of climate
Author: C. E. P. Brooks

By C. E. P. Brooks

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The work surveys geological and meteorological evidence for major past climate changes, reviews paleoclimatology methods and problems of zonal interpretation, examines ice ages and warm intervals, and criticizes the tendency to generalize from limited fossil-correlated horizons. It brings together geology, anthropology, and atmospheric science to propose that changes in land–sea distribution and in land elevation can drive long-term climatic shifts, presents supporting observations and mathematical exposition, and evaluates competing explanations while emphasizing the limitations of the available data and the resulting uncertainties.

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C. E. P. Brooks

C. E. P. Brooks is an author known for his work in the field of climate science. His notable book, "The Evolution of Climate," explores the historical changes in climate and their implications for the environment. Through his writing, Brooks contributes to the understanding of climatic shifts and their impact on the planet, making his work relevant to both scientific discourse and public awareness. His insights into climate evolution reflect a commitment to addressing one of the most pressing issues of our time.

The evolution of climate

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