Currents of Change

Explore the intricate dynamics of climate with Currents of Change by Michael H. Glantz, published by Cambridge University Press in 2000. This revised edition spans 268 pages and delves into the significant climatic phenomena of El Niño and La Niña. These powerful ocean currents are known to trigger devastating floods, droughts, and hurricanes, impacting lives across the globe.

In this accessible and informative book, Glantz explains the science behind these currents, their forecasting, and their far-reaching effects on our environment and society. Whether you're a student of environmental science or simply curious about climate change, Currents of Change offers valuable insights into the forces shaping our world. Don't miss the opportunity to understand the vital role these phenomena play in our climate system.