The Discovery of Global Warming (book)

"The Discovery of Global Warming" by Spencer Weart narrates the history of climate science, detailing how scientists uncovered the reality of human-induced climate change. It explores key discoveries, like the greenhouse effect, and the work of pioneers such as John Tyndall and Svante Arrhenius. The book emphasizes the evolution of scientific understanding over time and how societal responses shifted with growing awareness. Weart illustrates the interplay of science, politics, and public perception, ultimately highlighting the urgent need for action against climate change as our understanding of its impacts deepened through the decades.