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State of Fear

Michael Crichton

2004 ★ 2.5

Storm guide, winter

Boston (Mass.). Public Works Dept.

The Ministry for the Future

Simon Saito, Kim Stanley Robinson

2020 ★ 3.4

Polar Continental Shelf Project

G. D. Hobson

1983

What are global warming and climate change?

Chuck McCutcheon

2010

The Future We Choose

Christiana Figueres, Tom Rivett-Carnac

2020

Air and health

Ronald Campbell Macfie

1909

A treatise on derangements of the liver, internal organs, and nervous system

James Johnson M.D.

1820

A Brain for All Seasons

William H. Calvin

2002

Planning for the International Polar Year 2007-2008

National Research Council (US)

2005

50 climate questions

Peter Christie

2012

I Am a Bunny

Ole Risom

1997

Climate change and adaptation strategies for human health

Kristie L. Ebi, B. Menne

2006

Earth's secrets

James Bow

2011

The vegetable garden

Vilmorin-Andrieux et cie.

1885

Adaptation to thermal environment

L. E. Mount

1979

Global Warming

Laurence Pringle

2001

Microclimate: the biological environment

Norman J. Rosenberg

1974

A history of the Arctic

John McCannon

2012

Medical notes on climate, diseases, hospitals, and medical schools, in France, Italy, and Switzerland

Clark, James Sir

1820

Arctic Lights, Arctic Nights

Debbie S. Miller

2003

Hot, flat, and crowded

Oliver Wyman, Susan Karr, Thomas L. Friedman et al.

2008 ★ 4.2

A treatise on tropical diseases

Benjamin Moseley

1787

Air quality climate in the Columbia River Basin

Sue A. Ferguson

1996

Aiken as a Health Station

William H. Geddings

1877

Climate under cover

Wei Fang, T. Takakura, Tadashi Takakura

1993

Mentone in its medical aspect

James Lewis Siordet

1863

A treatise on the fevers of Jamaica

Jackson, Robert

1791

Turned Out Nice Again

Richard Mabey

2013

Simple weather experiments with everyday materials

Muriel Mandell

1991

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