Winner of the iUniverse Star Books, Editor's Choice and Rising Star awards

Received Honorable Mention at the 2012 Los Angeles Book Festival 
(category: general non-fiction)

Received Bronze in the 2012 Foreword Reviews Book of the Year Awards (category: environment)

Read an article about Dr. Dibble and his book published in the "Barrie Advance" here.

Read an article published in the University of Calgary newspaper "The Gauntlet" here.

Read an article published in the "Barrie Examiner" for Earth Hour 2012 here.

Read a review about Dr. Dibble and his book in the Western Alumni Gazette here.

Read the Clarion review of Comprehending the Climate Crisis here. (Five out of five stars!)

Here are some select endorsements for Comprehending the Climate Crisis:
 

"Dr. Dibble's book is an excellent overview of climate change. Covering basic chemistry and cosmology—and taking an historical approach that stretches back before the Industrial Revolution—he explains the science that's so necessary to truly grasping this issue. Readers will come to understand global warming's devastating effects but they won't leave with hopelessness. Dr. Dibble sets out practical solutions—like ending coal-fired power and ramping up solar and wind energy—that in relatively short order could bring great improvement."

—Gideon Forman, Executive Director, Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment

"I thrive on common sense and have difficulty with arguments that lack logic or are filled with empty rhetorical statements. That is the reason why I enjoyed  Dr. Dibble's book. It presents to the reader a coherent and cogent description of a timely topic. We have been inundated with various viewpoints and one is easily confused with the bipolar quality of existing thoughts. Although comfortable with the science and the subject, I didn't feel that Dr. Dibble belittles the scientific reader yet he also keeps the novice well-paced with adequately detailed descriptions of the basic elements contributing to the problem. From the atom and its energy to the consumer's use and abuse of the available substances, we are led through a chronology with a worrisome ending. He paces us through simple pragmatic approaches to involve us in the solution. He invites the reader to take an active part in making a difference. We are warned that there are barriers and we are encouraged to face them. He succeeds in his motivation to deliver a brief but complete synopsis of a real crisis."

—Dr Richard Goudie, BSc MD CCFP Dip Sport Med, Chief Medical Officer, Canadian Paralympic Team 2008, 2012