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AUTHENTIC CLIMATE CHANGE (Not the "PC" Version): * CLIMATES OF HUNGER: Mankind and the World's Changing Weather, by Reid Bryson and Thomas Murray. A 1970s classic work on the global problem of expanding deserts, drought, and climatic variability. Bryson's work in the deserts of the world are perhaps the closest classical natural scientific verification of Wilhelm Reich's earlier predictions and observations regarding the dynamic nature of weather and deserts in particular. What Reich called "dor" (dead life-energy) in the 1950s, the authors of this work discuss in terms of "desert dusts", with similar descriptive and ecologically-devastating qualities. 171 pp. * UNSTOPPABLE GLOBAL WARMING: Every 1500 Years, by Fred Singer & Dennis Avery. Presents solid evidence on climate cycles lasting about 1500 years, changing global temperatures by small amounts, but sufficient to trigger both the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age, which ended only around 1850. Both are climate professionals, arguing the role of Solar Cycles as the driving mechanism, debunking the concepts of human-emitted greenhouse gas emissions. Natural variations are presented as the major driving force for both ancient and modern climate changes. 200 pp. * CURRENTS OF CHANGE: Impacts of El Nino and La Nina on Climate and Society, by Michael H. Glantz. Second Edition. Extreme climatic events such as droughts, hurricanes and floods are spawned worldwide by the periodic warming and cooling of the sea surface waters in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean. The best known of these phenomenon is called El Nino, but the equally serious consequences of its lesser-known counterpart, La Nina, are now being identified as a result of the 1998-2000 event. These interactions between oceans and atmosphere are studied by scientists around the world. This book covers the subjects with thorough summaries of the phenomenon as of 2001, before the ideas of CO2-driven greenhouse warming was given political wings, pushing all other phenomenon out of consideration. A must-read for those truly interested in global climate dynamics. Written for the educated layperson, but with significant detail for any natural scientist. 252 pp.
* THE CHILLING STARS: A New Theory of Climate Change, by Henrik Svensmark & Nigel Calder.
Outlines a controversial new theory for solar-moderated cosmic rays as the driving force for natural climate changes over the centuries. Shows how cosmic rays produce abundant cloud-condensation nuclei, and that variations in this abundance triggers variations in the major greenhouse gas, water vapor, which drives changes in Earth's cloud-cover and temperature. Presented in fascinating detail for both layperson and professional, with many historical anecedotes about how the discoverer Svensmark was attacked, blocked and ridiculed for his ideas.
* THE LITTLE ICE AGE: How Climate Made History 1300-1850, by Brian Fagan. While author Fagan seems to go out of his way to say his book is not a refutation of the predominant theory of human-forced global climate change, in fact everything presented in this small book does exactly that: It shows the results of global cooling to Europeans living near the Alps, where glaciers then came down much farther than today, crushing villages and promoting frosty conditions which delayed and destroyed crops, thereby creating famines. He also outlines how the onset of this cold epoch frustrated Viking efforts to colonize both Greenland and North America. After reading this, you will be thankful for global warming, in spite of how author Fagan tries to preserve his mainstream credentials by chronically saying "but this doesn't mean the modern warming isn't due to human activity", etc. 246 pp.
* THE LONG SUMMER: How Climate Changed Civilization, by Brian Fagan. Presents the story of how the human species and early civilizations arose after the last Ice Age, during a period of warmth -- the Long Summer. Author Fagan tracks the ebb and flow of human culture on different continents, as the glaciers retreated, forests grew, agricultural zones developed, and then were crashed down in fits of drought or resurgent cold conditions. While much of what he writes is not systematically-developed (as in author DeMeo's "Saharasia") it nevertheless fills in many details worthy of note. 284 pp.
* THE GARDENS OF THEIR DREAMS: Desertification and Culture in World History, by Brian Griffith. More confirmation of DeMeo's Saharasia findings, in this recent work which traces 7000 years of human history, showing the profound effects of desertification and drought upon emerging human societies. Cites many new sources and lines of evidence, combining ecological, social and religious histories. 368 pp. GEOLOGY, GEOPHYSICS, CATASTROPHISM: * THE ELECTRIC SUN and PLANETARY ELECTRICAL SCARRING, DVD, Lectures by Don Scott and Wal Thornhill, from a Conference on "Our Violent Solar System" held in Portland Oregon, September 2000. 77 min. total, lectures by professional scientists with illustrations. In hardshell DVD case with color cover.
* CATASTROPHISM: Asteroids, Comets and Other Dynamic Events in Earth history, by Richard Huggett. There has been a stunning re-emergence of the catastrophist paradigm in the biological and earth sciences. From killer asteroids to emergent viruses, it has become evident that the history of life on earth has been shaped - far more than previous orthodoxies would allow -- by extreme events and non-linear processes. The old "uniformitarian" dogma of steady-rate evolution has been decisively challenged by the research of contemporary neo-catastrophists like Stephen Jay Gould, David Raup, Stuart Ross Taylor, Ursula Marvin and Kenneth Hsu. Whether debating the origin of the moon or the current human impact on the biosphere, they urge us to recognize the radically event- or chance-driven structure of natural history. The author surveys the various theories of catastrophist and uniformitarian thought in a clear and accessible fashion. 262 pp.
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