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<p> The text makes enjoyable reading, and although the authorintroduces many technical terms, they are all covered in a glossaryat the end and included in the index. Summing Up: Highlyrecommended. Lower-division undergraduates and above; generalreaders. (Choice, 1 October 2014) <p> This excellent book should be mandatory reading for anystudent taking a palaeobased environmental change module, andacademics will also very much enjoy reading Neil Roberts fine prose. (The Holocene, 1 October 2014) <p>

In conclusion, we find the new edition highly recommendable to students and researchers but to those who are interested in how our modern envi-ronment came about and how human kind interacts with nature. (Geologos Journal, 1 August 2015) All the sections are very well referenced, making this a good book for serious research or to dip into a particular area of interest to the reader. For a reference work it is surprisingly easy to just sit and read, which I did, and found it interesting through to the last page. I particularly liked the way a wide range of ideas and disciplines were brought together to form a coherent thread throughout the book. (Proceedings of the Open University Geological Society, 1 April 2015) The text makes enjoyable reading, and although the author introduces many technical terms, they are all covered in a glossary at the end and included in the index. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower-division undergraduates and above; general readers. (Choice, 1 October 2014) This excellent book should be mandatory reading for any student taking a palaeobased environmental change module, and academics will also very much enjoy reading Neil Roberts fine prose. (The Holocene, 1 October 2014)

<p> The text makes enjoyable reading, and although the author introduces many technical terms, they are all covered in a glossary at the end and included in the index. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower-division undergraduates and above; general readers. (Choice, 1 October 2014) <p> This excellent book should be mandatory reading for any student taking a palaeobased environmental change module, and academics will also very much enjoy reading Neil Roberts fine prose. (The Holocene, 1 October 2014) <p>

<p> This excellent book should be mandatory reading for any student taking a palaeobased environmental change module, and academics will also very much enjoy reading Neil Roberts fine prose. (The Holocene, 1 October 2014) <p>

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Neil Roberts is Professor of Geography at Plymouth University in the UK and has been Visiting Senior Researcher at Stanford University, CA. His main research interests are in Holocene environmental change, especially lake sediment records of climate and human impact in Mediterranean regions. He is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, and served on the US National Academies Committee on climate changes of the last 2,000 Years.

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