NEW: The full second printing of the book is available for free as a single PDF here (22.6mb).
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Please reference the Errata page for a list of known errata in the first and second printing.
Controlling Climate Change is suitable for classroom use, and teaching aids and study material are available. Consider purchasing a paperback, hard-bound or digital edition of the book through one of these sources.
The below listing of chapters link to complete PDFs from the book’s second printing.
- Cover and table of contents
- Preface
- 1: Climate change and its impacts: a short summary
- 2: Greenhouse gas emissions
- 3: Keeping climate change within sustainable limits: where to draw the line?
- 4: Development first
- 5: Energy supply
- 6: Transportation
- 7: Buildings
- 8: Industry and waste management
- 9: Land use, agriculture and forestry
- 10: How does it fit together?
- 11: Policies and measures
- 12: International climate change agreements
- Index
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