Weather: An Illustrated History: From Cloud Atlases to Climate Change (Sterling Illustrated Histories) 2018 by Andrew Revkin & Lisa Mechaley

“Beautifully illustrated . . . Think of this book like dining on tapas, boasting savory flavors, some unexpected, that constitute a satisfying whole.” —Washington Post

Howard Lee contributed the following 10 chapters: 4.567 Billion Years ago - Earth Gains an Atmosphere, 4.3 billion years ago - Water World, 2.9 billion years ago - Pink Skies & Ice, 2.7 Billion Years Ago - First fossil traces of raindrops, 2.4 Billion to 423 million Years Ago - The Icy Path to Fire, 252 Million Years Ago - Lethal Heat and the "Great Dying," 66 million years ago - Dinosaurs' demise, mammals' rise, 56 million years ago - the Feverish Eocene
34 million years ago - Southern Ocean Chills Things, 5000 BCE - Agriculture Warms the Climate. Howard also contributed the illustration of the Late Hadean Earth.

Your Life as Planet Earth - A new way to understand the story of the Earth, its climate and our origins (Kindle Edition) 2014

"highly readable" "clear and compelling" Hot Topic

Geology can be a fun subject, but it’s not often that we find it written about that way. Howard Lee has risen to the challenge by imagining that Earth was like a human with a 100-year life span." - Geoscientist

"A fun read!”  Prof ERIK ASPHAUG, University of Arizona, author of Impact Craters in the Solar System

I highly recommend this engaging book for anyone wanting to learn about the planet we live on. Using the clever metaphor of an individual passing through the various stages of life, Your Life as Planet Earth tells a remarkable tale of a planet that has experienced  extremes from icehouse to inferno, leaving no doubt that Earth faces her greatest challenge today —human-caused climate change.” - Prof MICHAEL E. MANN Penn State University, bestselling author of The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars

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