История климата с 1000 года

Emmanuel Le Rua Ladyury – odyn yz naybolee vydayushchykhsya frantsuzskykh ystorykov XX veka, vydnyy predstavytel shkoly «Annalov». V etoy knyge on raskryvaet ystoryyu togo, kak klymatycheskye yzmenenyya menyaly selskoe khozyaystvo, povsednevnye pryvychky zhyteley, a v kontse kontsov – voobshche ves byt, ekonomyku y khozyaystvo tselykh ymperyy. V knyge podrobno opysyvayutsya klymatycheskye yzmenenyya poslednego tysyacheletyya, prychem osnovnoy aktsent sdelan na Zapadnoy Evrope y Severnoy Ameryke. Dlya peryoda XVI–XIX vekov provodytsya sravnenye s sovremennymy klymatycheskymy uslovyyamy. Naryadu s dannymy pryamykh meteonablyudenyy, avtor shyroko pryvlekaet fenologycheskye, dendrologycheskye, geologycheskye y glyatsyologycheskye materyaly, a takzhe ystorycheskye svedenyya o razvytyy ekonomyky y razlychnykh aspektakh kulturnoy y khozyaystvennoy zhyzny obshchestva. Otdelno y ochen detalno rassmatryvaetsya dynamyka lednykov v Alpakh s 1600 goda do nashykh dney. Eto osnovopolagayushchaya rabota dlya vsekh sovremennykh klymatycheskykh yssledovanyy.

Emmanuel Le Roy Ladury is one of the most prominent French historians of the 20th century, a prominent representative of the Annales school. In this book, he reveals the story of how climate change has changed agriculture, the daily habits of residents, and eventually the entire way of life, the economy, and the economy of entire empires. The book describes in detail the climatic changes of the last millennium, with the main focus on Western Europe and North America. For the period of the XVI–XIX centuries, a comparison is made with modern climatic conditions. Along with the data of direct meteorological observations, the author draws extensively on phenological, dendrological, geological and glaciological materials, as well as historical information about the development of the economy and various aspects of cultural and economic life of society. The dynamics of glaciers in the Alps from 1600 to the present day is considered separately and in great detail. This is a fundamental work for all modern climate research.