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Weather's Greatest Mysteries Solved ReviewRandy Cerveny, author of Freaks of the Storm: From Flying Cows to Stealing Thunder: The World's Strangest True Weather Stories, has written a very interesting book for those who enjoy their history served up one mystery at a time. "Weather's Greatest Mysteries" is arranged chronologically, starting 65 million years ago with the asteroid strike that produced global cooling and global drought, thus ending the reign of the dinosaurs. In between, the author explains how the eruption of the Mt. Toba supervolcano 75,000 or so years ago nearly extiguished the human species; why hippos once lived in what is now the Sahara Desert; what might have parted the waters of the Reed Sea during the Exodus; and what the future may hold for climate change. He also explores how climate affects civilizations--and sometimes affects them less than other factors like disease--from the famous lost city of Petra to the collapse of the Maya.
One point that comes through clearly is that climate change is a young science, and an extraordinarily complex one at that. When a new generation of supercomputers is created, they are often stress tested with climate problems. Interestingly, Cerveny notes that while the planet may experience global warming in the near future, the long-term prediction is for a return to the cycle of ice ages that have been with the earth for the last 40 million years or so. Measured on a scale of thousamds or tens of thousands of years, we'll run out of carbon-producing fuels eventually, the carbon load in the atmosphere will return to something resembling pre-industrial levels, and orbital cycles and other factors will take us back to "normal"--assuming we make it through the intervening bake off, it will be time to break out those winter jackets.Weather's Greatest Mysteries Solved Overview

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