Becoming Dinosaurs
A Prehistoric Perspective on Climate Change Today
What’s Happened Before, What’s Happening Now, and What We Might Do to Avoid Extinction

by David Trexler

published by Timeline Designs, LLC

  • Unlike most books on climate change, this one examines the current trends in climate—and predictions for the future—relative to similar events in Earth’s history. This history paints a picture of repeated cataclysms in which most life on Earth was lost. However, our planet now hosts a species potentially capable of mitigating, regulating, and/or moderating the factors affecting global climate. According to widely accepted data, we have a narrowing window of time to make the necessary changes before we become just another name on a long list of species wiped out through climate catastrophes. Trexler, a paleontologist in Montana, makes powerful and specific suggestions for how the challenges facing our planet can be lessened or avoided.



208 pages, 6" x 9", 45 color photos, 15 illustrations, 30 hardcovers per case, Smythe-sewn

hardcover
ISBN 10: 1-59152-092-4
ISBN 13: 978-1-59152-092-4
$29.95


  • A concise explanation in simple terms as to how Earth’s climate is regulated
  • The first book to explain past, present, and future climate to the average person
  • Heavily illustrated and carefully documented
  • The first book to take a hard look at our future as predicted by well-documented past events
  • A fresh approach—one not driven by economic or political concerns
  • A message that can’t wait; people must know now what their children and grandchildren face

 

 

 

 


Becoming Dinosaurs
A Prehistoric Perspective on Climate Change Today

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David Trexler align= David Trexler was born and raised in Montana, and he has been responsible for several major paleontological discoveries. He serves as the staff paleontologist at several museums. Trexler currently resides in Montana, where he continues his research on dinosaurs and Earth’s history.


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