Waters of the World

In "Waters of the World," Sarah Dry explores the pivotal history of the Earth's climate system over the past 150 years, highlighting the interconnectedness of its components. The audiobook recounts the journeys of remarkable scientists who studied water in its various forms—from glacial ice to storm clouds—revealing how their collective efforts shaped our understanding of global warming and climate change. Through their discoveries, listeners gain insight into the evolution of a unified theory that explains our planet's ever-changing climate.