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As a fixture in recent headlines, the Earth's climate has commanded much attention. While environmental and atmospheric conditions in large part determine the climate of a region, the impact of human activity has increasingly become a significant factor as well. This is especially true concerning significant climate changes, commonly known as global warming. New technologies and an ever-expanding population have contributed to worldwide climate shifts in ways that are harmful to the planet. The factors affecting climate, the various climate classification systems, and international responses to global warming are all carefully considered in this volume.

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Series Review: The Living Earth This series focuses on eight different ecological units and issues. Explanations of climate, physical environments, and biodiversity are explained with great detail. A useful feature is that notable ecosystems, regions, or explorers are highlighted in each book. This series can be used to supplement classroom materials for further research. --Library Media Connection

Series Review: The Living Earth This series focuses on eight different ecological units and issues. Explanations of climate, physical environments, and biodiversity are explained with great detail. A useful feature is that notable ecosystems, regions, or explorers are highlighted in each book. This series can be used to supplement classroom materials for further research. --Library Media Connection

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