This book provides engineers with a concise review of current knowledge for developing strategies to manage and adapt to climate change. Developed from the author's graduate course in environmental engineering, it addresses the practical questions of how to manage uncertainty and control greenhouse gases at minimum societal cost. Written without technical jargon, it aims to be accessible to students and policymakers without scientific or engineering backgrounds. Appendices offer tools for readers to calculate the impact of various strategies, alongside exercises and references for further study.

The book is designed to be accessible to a wide audience, including students and policymakers without scientific or engineering backgrounds, due to its lack of technical jargon. Its practical focus on engineering strategies for greenhouse gas mitigation suggests it is a valuable resource for those involved in managing climate change. The inclusion of appendices for calculations and exercises indicates a pedagogical approach aimed at facilitating understanding and application of the discussed concepts. The book's development from a graduate course implies a solid academic foundation for its content.