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The Force of Destiny: The Science and Politics of Climate Change: Directed by Charles Kiselyak. With David Anderson, Duncan Austin, Tim Barnett, David Brinkman. Film makers, scientists, researchers and law makers discuss the current understanding of environmental issues, potential future problems and the concept of "climate change", various ...
- Charles Kiselyak
- 2004-10-18
- Documentary
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The Force of Destiny: The Science and Politics of Climate Change is a Documentary directed by Charles Kiselyak. Year: 2004. Original title: The Force of Destiny: The Science and Politics of Climate Change. Synopsis: Film makers, scientists, researchers and law makers discuss the current understanding of environmental issues, potential future ...
- Charles Kiselyak
- David Anderson
This third edition has been comprehensively updated to reflect the large changes in scientific knowledge and policy debates on climate change since the previous edition in 2009. It provides a concise but thorough overview of the science, technology, economics, policy, and politics of climate change in a single volume.
- Andrew E. Dessler, Edward A. Parson
- 2006
15. Dez. 2020 · Under what conditions do they lead to disproportionate policy responses? These two research questions guided this special issue on the politics of climate change, which, building on the extensive existing literature, sought to offer an improved understanding of domestic and international responses to this global challenge. The ...
- Jale Tosun, B Guy Peters
- 2021
seemingly more coordinated. In a complex area such as climate change, politics inevitably runs into con ict with the domain of science. This book is a timely analysis of the scienti c evidence of climate change as well as the political forces that question its full acceptance. Dessler and Parson have produced a remarkable
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In a complex area such as climate change, politics inevitably runs into conflict with the domain of science. This book is a timely analysis of the scientific evidence of climate change as well as the political forces that question its full acceptance. Dessler and Parson have produced a remarkable piece of work that is relevant for the ...
