About “Mountain World in Danger”
The book describes the effects of climate change, global warming, and acid rain on the high mountains and forests of Europe, focusing on the cryosphere's role in the climate system and water supplies. It presents evidence on the shrinking glaciers, acidified lakes and soils, damaged forests, and threatened ecosystems in regions such as the Alps and the Caucasus, while assessing impacts on mountain society, tourism, water, flora, and fauna, and examining uncertainties and potential response strategies.
Book details
- Published
- 1991
- Latest edition
- 1991 · ISBN 9781853831188
- ISBN
- 9781853831188
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Mountain World in Danger?
Mountain World in Danger by David C. Pitt has 224 pages.