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alekswhite's review against another edition
4.0
Unrelentingly oppressive in its interminable detailing of how incredibly fucked up we are and how we are obsessing over stupid short-term concerns when we should be drastically changing what we are concerned with.
It was one of the only climate related nonfiction books that concerned itself with the importance of "well what now?" The technological revolution, the possibility for human innovation is real and it is happening but it is inevitably hampered by how much our politics is ruled by money and industries that have reflexively opposing interests to the sustainable development and continued existence of the environment.
It was one of the only climate related nonfiction books that concerned itself with the importance of "well what now?" The technological revolution, the possibility for human innovation is real and it is happening but it is inevitably hampered by how much our politics is ruled by money and industries that have reflexively opposing interests to the sustainable development and continued existence of the environment.
etienne02's review against another edition
3.0
3,5/5. Un livre qui fait un bon tour d'horizon sur les chnagements climatiques. On explique le concept, on parle des causes et on offre des pistes de solution individuelle et collectives. Le tout demeure du déjà vu pour ceux qui, comme moi, s'intéresse depuis un certain temps au sujet, mais pour ceux qui commence à s'informer, ce livre peut agir comme une belle introduction, concise, bien vulgarisée et réaliste. Pour les nouveaux venus!
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