Julie Kentner is a writer who loves history, geography, archaeology, travel, and research. She lives with her husband and their cats.

“The books stress that climate change is happening now and its effects vary greatly from one locale to another, even within a single state. A typical volume opens with a climate crisis, discussing why it occurred and how measures such as wildlife restoration or replacing fossil fuels with wind or solar power may help. . . . Interesting to read and useful for school reports.” —Booklist

Julie Kentner is a writer who loves history, geography, archaeology, travel, and research. She lives with her husband and their cats.

“The books stress that climate change is happening now and its effects vary greatly from one locale to another, even within a single state. A typical volume opens with a climate crisis, discussing why it occurred and how measures such as wildlife restoration or replacing fossil fuels with wind or solar power may help. . . . Interesting to read and useful for school reports.” —Booklist

Julie Kentner is a writer who loves history, geography, archaeology, travel, and research. She lives with her husband and their cats.

“The books stress that climate change is happening now and its effects vary greatly from one locale to another, even within a single state. A typical volume opens with a climate crisis, discussing why it occurred and how measures such as wildlife restoration or replacing fossil fuels with wind or solar power may help. . . . Interesting to read and useful for school reports.” —Booklist