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The Atlantis Precedent
by
David McGarry (Goodreads Author)
Climate change is not just a modern threat to humanity. Ever since the first civilisations arose, climate change has threatened their survival. This book intends to explain how many advanced civilisations throughout the entire history of mankind as we collectively understand that term were destroyed by climate change – some very quickly and others much more slowly – and ho...more
Kindle Edition, Kindle
Published
April 4th 2012
by Amazon
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On balance, I have to say I liked this book a lot. The first part was very easy to read, and it seemed to cover subjects the author is interested in personally. The chapters on various cultures were interesting. I learned a few things in this section of the book. The second half of the book was harder to follow because it contained a lot of technical data. This was the evidence used by the author to back up his theories. Speaking as a non-expert, the writer made a fairly convincing case. I just...more
Overall I enjoyed this book. The first half was extremely good as I enjoy reading about historical events and people. This part of the book was well thought out and presented.
The second part of the book dealt more with reviews of scientific studies and theories use to support his position of the possible effects of climatic change on society. Though well documented I thought the author began to, for lack of a better term, ramble. In the end the conclusions drawn and the base theme of the book di...more
The second part of the book dealt more with reviews of scientific studies and theories use to support his position of the possible effects of climatic change on society. Though well documented I thought the author began to, for lack of a better term, ramble. In the end the conclusions drawn and the base theme of the book di...more
Apr 26, 2013
Graeme Stokes
marked it as to-read
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