Probably the best book on Climate Changes ever written, 06 Oct 2001
This book is written by members of two of the most respectable Environmental Institutes in the whole world. It's quite didactic, reasonably impartial and perhaps the most informative in the field. Moreover, it's one of the few books on global warming that really examines the role of non-state actors in the International Climate Politics. Certainly, a landmark work and essential reading to those who want to understand one the most important international environmental issues of our time, even though it doesn't cover The Hague gridlock.