Twenty years ago, I wrote "Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast," the companion book to the first museum exhibition on the greenhouse effect and global warming, at the American Museum of Natural History. Here is a near-final draft of the text (it's too hard to update fully to the final published text). On Dot Earth, I'll be examining (with reader assistance) where the book has -- or has not -- held up, what was missed, and other notions. It's valuable, as a writer or consumer of writing, to track how old output holds up, as a way to avoid mistakes going forward. Related posts on Dot Earth: http://j.mp/dotwarmbook92
Twenty years ago, I wrote "Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast," the companion book to the first museum exhibition on the greenhouse effect and global warming, at the American Museum of Natural History. Here is a near-final draft of the text (it's too hard to update fully to the final published text). On Dot Earth, I'll be examining (with reader assistance) where the book has -- or has not -- held up, what was missed, and other notions. It's valuable, as a writer or consumer of writing, to track how old output holds up, as a way to avoid mistakes going forward. Related posts on Dot Earth: http://j.mp/dotwarmbook92