As non-expert ‘regular’ citizen, it appears difficult to form an own opinion on the topic of climate change. Information frequently comes with underlying preoccupation and in small packages, rendering satisfactory comprehension of the rather complex topic nearly impossible. Thus, we are left to believe or not to believe, to follow the one mainstream or the other.

To reach a robust and neutral view, the task has been undertaken of independently searching for the fundamentals of climate change – in unprejudiced, fact-based, constructive manner.

The result: An unprecedentedly comprehensive coverage of the relevant aspects, with simple – partly first-time – explanations of nature’s interrelations, all backed by quantitative considerations; allowing for straightforward quantification of anthropogenic impact, climate projection, and an outlook on the human options to preserve climate.