Why climate breakdown matters

By:

Read, Rupert

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi | Bloomsbury | 2022Description: xiv, 212pISBN:

9781350212015

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

551.6 REA

Summary: In this philosophically masterful book Read reminds us that anthropogenic climate change and ecological collapse pose a grave and imminent threat to human civilisation. Collapse is not a potential 'black swan' event he explains, but a white swan, an expected event. His analysis is tough to read.

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Includes index.

In this philosophically masterful book Read reminds us that anthropogenic climate change and ecological collapse pose a grave and imminent threat to human civilisation. Collapse is not a potential 'black swan' event he explains, but a white swan, an expected event. His analysis is tough to read.

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