Angry Weather: Heat Waves, Floods, Storms, and the New Science of Climate Change (World Weather Attribution)

How refreshing to read something balanced and thought provoking. This book will need an update pretty soon and I will read it with equal interest.

Really interesung read. Well written for someone with no specialst knowledge of this

An excellent, detailed look at attribution studies. Really accessible and useful.

This is the story of how and why Friederike’s team began rapidly quantifying climate change’s role in specific weather events. The implications of the work of the World Weather Attribution study are far reaching and outline how this method could be used for climate-related insurance, loss and damage and legal cases. An easy, thought-provoking read.

a good reference that many governments need to consider building up their climate plocies for the currnet and future generations

One of the a Christmas gifts recommended by Katharine Hayhoe was this book. Glad I read it and have a better idea of what climate is doing and a bit about what it is not doing.I highly recommend this book which is both easy to read (because it is well written) and hard to read (because of what we learn). I hope to hear from more scientist on the subject in the future.

Climate? Weather? Y this book clarifies a lot and how scientists move from one to the other!

It's difficult to see the relationship between events like storms, fires and floods and our individual and societal behaviour. This book is about new science that attempts, in my view convincingly, to make that link and to explain it in layperson's terms.

This book provides excellent context for climate change, what it’s potential consequences are, and how we arrive at the data.It is also apolitical!I have to buy copies to give as presents.