Chapter 1 Reviewing the past to understand the future -An Introduction Arctic Warming – What Warming? The claim that the summer of 2007 was apocalyptic for Arctic sea ice has recently gone around the globe, because the coverage and thickness of the sea ice in the Arctic has been declining steadily over the past few Continue Reading
Trafford publication 2006, Canada Black and White, 177 page War Changes Climate – The Naval War Effect Published: 6/23/2006; Format: Perfect Bound Softcover , Pages: 190, Size: 7×10; ISBN: 978-1-41209-059-9, Print Type: B/W; Price $19.24 & BOD publication 2007, D- Norderstedt COLORED EDITION black & White and color, 224 pages http://www.warchangesclimate.com/ Final Chapter F. Time Continue Reading
EXTRACT from page 88 to 90 Final Chapter E The 20th century climatic changes After the end of the Little Ice Age (in the middle of 19th century, around 1850), global temperature started to rise, the main reason of this phenomenon being the decrease of the volcanic activities. But naval war interrupted a steady warming Continue Reading
Bernaerts’ Guide to the Law of the Sea The 1982 United Nations Convention. Fairplay Publication 1988, Coulsdon UK Foreword of the 1988 edition by Satya N. NandanSpecial Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for the Law of the SeaOffice for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea Revolutionary changes have taken place Continue Reading
Scope and Aim The presentation seeks to demonstrate that the industrialized world contributed to at least two significant climatic changes during the 20th century. Large-scale anthropogenic weather modification and climatic changes resulted from two destructive sea wars. This became particularly obvious when an arctic winter befell Northern Europe only four months after World War II Continue Reading
BoD Book on Demand, 2012, Paperback 232 Pages, ISBN 978-3-8448-1284-8¸ € 22,50 At: BoD Book on Demand The Second World War stands for the criminal madness of German Nazi government. Less known is their responsibility for the only climatic shift from warm to cold in an otherwise constantly warming world over the last 150 years. Continue Reading
