Welcome to Geo Book On-line Catalog.

Announcing the availability of a book:
_The Changing Climate of Texas: Predictability and 
Implications for the Future_

Edited by Jim Norwine, John R. Giardino, Gerald R. North, 
and Juan B. Valde's.  
Published by our imprint, GeoBooks at the College of 
Geosciences and Maritime Studies, TAMU.

"This book is an examination of Texas climate.  It studies 
the weather patterns of the Lone Star State as they have 
occurred over past years, and it seeks to predict future 
climatic conditions as they may happen in 50 to 500 years, 
incorporating factors such as planetary surface warming, 
regional population density, and water demand.  Further, 
the book predicts what these future changes will mean to 
the human and natural systems of the state.  The studies 
collected in this volume grew out of a conference held at 
Texas A&M University in 1993 and were written by leading 
geographers, meteorologists, engineers, geomorphologists, 
agricultural economists, oceanographers, urban planners, 
political scientists, and wildlife scientists."

7.25" x 10.25", 350pp, bk/wht illus throughout, with color 
cover.
ISBN 0-9645710-0-5
Cost: $25.00 each book:  Shipping: $3.50, first book; $1.50 
ea additional.

Authors included:
G. Bomar
M. Cleaveland
T. Cook
R. Dixon
G. Faiers
D. Gaffin
J. Giardino
J. Griffiths
D. Jennings
L. Jones
K. Lynch
B. McCarl
K. McGregor
E. McWilliams
R. Muller
G. North
J. Norwine
T. Ozuna, Jr.
J. Packard
R. Peterson
W. Roeseler
J. Schmandt
R. Schmidt
R. Seoane
D. Stahle
R. Stewart
J. Valde's
S. Vinson
G. Ward