Energy and Climate: Studies in Geophysics

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Front Matter (R1-R16)

Overview and Recommendations (1-32)

I. The Context, 1. Projected World Energy Consumption (33-50)

2. The Changing Climate (51-58)

II. Effluents of Energy Production, 3. Effluents of Energy Production: Particulates (59-71)

4. Impact of Industrial Gases on Climate (72-95)

5. The Effect of Localized Man-Made Heat and Moisture Sources in Mesoscale Weather Modification (96-105)

6. Regional and Global Aspects (106-118)

III. Monitoring and Modeling, 7. Ocean Dynamics and Energy Transfer: Some Examples of Climatic Effects (119-127)

8. The Need for Climate Monitoring (128-132)

9. Modeling and Predictability (133-139)

10. The Carbon Dioxide Cycle and the Biosphere (140-158)