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Han Dolman is a climate scientist and director of the Royal NIOZ, the Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, as well as a Professor at the Department of Earth Sciences, Free University of Amsterdam. For many years, his work has been centered around the global carbon cycle and its relation to our climate. Over the length of his career, he has been involved in several international research programs such as the Global Climate Observing System. He is the author of Biogeochemical Cycles and Climate (OUP 2019).
A very informative, important, timely, and very readable book. * Karel Schrijver, author of One of Ten Billion Earths (OUP 2018) * A worthwhile effort which provides information required for an on-going debate in society, written by an expert in a style which makes it accessible to the non-specialist. * Bjoern Winkler, University of Frankfurt * An excellent topic to cover in a general science book and very timely. * Nicola Alison, University of St Andrews * The book is timely, as many of us scientists and non-scientists try to come to an understanding of the importance of the Paris Agreement, and what this means for us, our business, economy, and eventual our daily lives. * Carolin Richter, Global Climate Observing System *
