Field Notes from a Catastrophe
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Field Notes from a Catastrophe is a nonfiction book by Elizabeth Kolbert that examines the science, evidence, and early impacts of human-driven climate change around the world.
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| instanceOf |
climate change book
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nonfiction book → |
| author |
Elizabeth Kolbert
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| authorNationality |
American
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| basedOn |
New Yorker articles
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| countryOfOrigin |
United States
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| describes |
early impacts of climate change
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melting glaciers → policy responses to climate change → rising sea levels → scientific evidence for climate change → species extinction risk → thawing permafrost → |
| focusesOn |
fossil fuel use
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greenhouse gas emissions → human-driven climate change → |
| genre |
environmental literature
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nonfiction → |
| hasEdition |
updated edition
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| hasFormat |
book
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| hasSequel |
The Sixth Extinction
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| hasSubjectArea |
environmental science
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journalism → public policy → |
| influencedBy |
contemporary climate research
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| language |
English
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| mainSubject |
anthropogenic climate change
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climate change → climate science → environmental policy → global warming → impacts of climate change → |
| mediaType |
hardcover
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paperback → print → |
| notableFor |
accessible explanation of climate science
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early popularization of climate change impacts → |
| originalLanguage |
English
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| publicationYear |
2006
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| publisher |
Bloomsbury Publishing
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Bloomsbury USA → |
| setting |
global
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| targetAudience |
general readers
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policy makers → students → |
| usesMethod |
field reporting
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reportage → scientific interviews → |
Referenced by (2)
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Elizabeth Kolbert
("Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change")
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The Sixth Extinction
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relatedWork |