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The Coming Global Superstorm

The Coming Global Superstorm. Simon and Schuster, 2001. , . 0743417410, 9780743417419. 272 pages. 2001 Killer tornadoes. Violent tropical storms. Devastating temperatures. Are these just the prelude to an unprecedented environmental disaster in our near future? Two of America's leading investigators of unexplained phenomena -- Art Bell, the top-rated late-night radio talk-show host, and Whitley Strieber, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of and the legendary Nature's End -- have made a shocking discovery based on years of research with top scientists and archaeologists from around the world. Now, they reveal what powerful interests are trying to keep hidden: rapid changes in the atmosphere caused by greenhouse gases have set humanity on an incredibly dangerous course toward a catastrophic change in climate in the immediate future. It will begin with a massive, unprecedented storm that will devastate the Northern Hemisphere. This will be followed by floods unlike anything ever seen before -- or perhaps a new Ice Age. They also unearth evidence that this has happened in the past -- in fact, that it has occurred regularly throughout geologic history, but so infrequently that our only record of the last such storm is contained in ancient myths and flood legends. From El Niño to the African droughts, to the shrinking of the polar ice caps, Bell and Strieber identify the warning signs to those willing to see. They point out that the Earth's regulatory system is like a rubber band: you can stretch it just so far before it snaps back -- with a vengeance. Since 1995, each successive year has set new records for violent weather. In 1999 a major climatological study predicted that the Earth will soon be warmer than it has been in millions of years. Bell and Strieber tell us why they believe a rebound is imminent -- a rapid and violent cooling that will cover the Northern Hemisphere in a sheath of choking ice and snow. But it's not too late to reverse our destiny. No mere harbinger of an inevitable doomsday, The Coming Global Superstorm is instead a spirited call to action that offers a wealth of viable solutions to this mammoth challenge to humankind. Through a careful and impressively researched dissection of the myths and legends of ancient cultures and an insightful examination of the best of modern environmental science, Bell and Strieber guide us on an intellectual journey as dark as the murky origins of man and as bright as the promise of an interstellar future. pdf http://variationid.org/2glhTGM.pdf

The Coming Global Superstorm. 298 pages. Art Bell, Whitley Strieber. May 1, 2004. A best-selling author and a popular radio talk show host team up to reveal the pending ill-effects of human-made changes to the Arctic weather patterns, predicting dire. ISBN:0743470656. Nature pdf http://variationid.org/2glfY5g.pdf A major influence on , and also on the similar television mini-series, Cat- egory 6: Day of Destruction(2004) was The Coming Global Superstorm (2001), in which Art Bell and Whitley Strieber apply the apocalyptic imagination to the potentially. THE EXTRAORDINARY NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER. A DIRE WARNING FOR OUR FUTURE. The climatological nightmare portrayed in the motion picture The Day After Tomorrow isn't just a fantasy scenario. The first decade of the 21st century has seen some. Their contribution to the next glacial cycles produced by global superstorms (eg, see Bell and Strieber's The Coming Global Superstorm). In this sense, Wesselman may have brought us the most important "applied anthropology of consciousness"†using shaman istic potentials. A Superstorm for Global Warming Research Jones was just as dogged in denying his requests, constantly coming up with new, specious reasons for his records dating back to the beginning of industrialization are intended to prove that the average global temperature. He is also the author of , The Hunger, and The Coming Global Superstorm, all of which were made into feature films, most recently Superstorm as The Day After Tomorrow. His latest novel is The Omega Point. He lives in California. Art Bell's popular book The Coming Global Superstorm and its movie spin-off, The Day After Tomorrow, are good examples of the public's fascination with fears of global climate catastrophes. I would say that the coming global. ESTABLISHED: 25th June 2012