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War Changes Climate: The Naval War Effect

by Arnd Bernaerts

178 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); maps and charts; catalogue #06-0815; ISBN 1-4120-9059-8; US$19.24, C$22.13, EUR15.00, £9.94

The book explains how naval warfare during WWI and WWII made global climate shifting direction very pronounced by a big warming in 1918 and a four decade cooling since 1940.

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The book is about the impact of war at sea on climate, which showed dramatic effects soon after naval war commenced on 1st September 1939. WWI already had changed course of climate. The facts presented on 178 pages aim to pave the way for a new thinking on climate change issues and that the driving force is the ocean, which ultimately control weather and climate. Two devastating sea wars during the last century prove validity of connection. Naval war altered direction of climate twice.

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About the Author

As a trained seaman and master mariner the author was shipmaster before he became a lawyer and doctor of law in the 1970s. He has been an international consultant since the 1980s.

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