The book "Climate Development and History of the North Atlantic Realm" offers a comprehensive analysis of the interactions between climate and human history in the North Atlantic. It highlights the challenges posed by global climate change and examines how historical and climatic studies can contribute to the development of strategies for addressing these changes. The authors, including experts from the natural and social sciences, promote interdisciplinary dialogue and provide valuable insights into the complex relationships between environmental changes and human actions. The publication is the result of a Hanse conference aimed at bridging various disciplines and fostering the exchange of knowledge. With a clear focus on the relevance of history for the current and future challenges of climate change, this work is a valuable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersections of climate, environment, and society.