- Lawrence. M. Krauss is an internationally recognised theoretical physicist, winner of many national & international awards for his research and writing.
- He is an educator- scientist who specialises in demystifying the often complex ideas related to the physics and science of our world and our universe.
- His latest book 'The Physics of Climate Change' (2024), Head of Zeus/Bloomsbury Press, London. is another wonderful example of that demystifying.
- It provides a clear, accurate and accessible perspective on climate science and how scientists have progressed to our current understanding of Earth's climate - and more importantly- its, and our, future!
- His account includes many diagrams and illustrations based on our current knowledge and understanding that allows readers to assess for themselves which climate predictions are securely based on empirical data and analysis - and those that are speculative- even false.
Easily readable for anyone with a limited understanding of physics and chemistry - Krauss's book is required reading for everyone interested in understanding humanity's imperative role in the future of our planet, Earth. - and at $23.00 only! - it's a steal!
[David Smith, for 'Electrifying Bradfield Inc.]