A review by grayjay
The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov

3.0

Humans have discovered an energy source that is abundant but may blow up the universe in the future. Can the few scientists who know convince people that this risk is great enough to give up the energy for? Does our desire for comfort in the present take precedent over the cost for future generations.

This novel by Asimov feels particularly resonant in our time, even though it pre-dates the climate crisis by half a century.

These is also a significant amount weird sex and gender dynamics material going on both with humans and with aliens.