Books written by H. H. Lamb
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Climate, History and the Modern World
This 2nd Edition includes a new preface and postscript reviewing the wealth of literature to emerge in recent years, and discusses implications for a deeper understanding of the problems of future climatic fluctuations and forecasting.
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Climate: Present, Past and Future (Routledge Revivals): Volume 2: Climatic History and the Future
First published in 1977, the second volume of Climate: Present, Past and Future covers parts 3 and 4 of Professor Hubert Lamb’s seminal and pioneering study of climatology.
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Weather, Climate and Human Affairs: A Book of Essays and Other Papers
"First published between 1966 and 1988, the four volumes in this collection demonstrate the immense breadth and depth of work on climate change by the pioneering English climatologist Hubert Lamb....
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Climate: Present, Past and Future (Routledge Revivals): Volume 2: Climatic History and the Future
Volume 2: Climatic History and the Future H. H. Lamb. MCINTYRE,A., RUDDIMAN,W. F. andJANTZEN, ... MOREAU, R. E. (I963) Vicissitudes Of the African biomes in the late Pleistocene, Proc. 2001. Soc. Lond., I41 (2), 395—421.
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Weather, Climate & Human Affairs: A Book of Essays and Other Papers
Discusses the causes and mechanisms of climate and weather changes, looks at their effects and at the future of climatology.
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Fundamentals and Climate Now
A comprehensive study of climate; its fundamentals, its history, the recent effects of urban growth and the problems of forecasting.
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Climate: Present, Past and Future: Volume 2: Climatic History and the Future
"First published between 1966 and 1988, the four volumes in this collection demonstrate the immense breadth and depth of work on climate change by the pioneering English climatologist Hubert Lamb.
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Weather, Climate and Human Affairs (Routledge Revivals): A Book of Essays and Other Papers
... Siberian Arctic rivers to water central Asia , where population and industry are increasing and the water table is going down and ( iii ) the ever - mounting output of waste heat, which is the unavoidable end-product of all our.