Also like that book, it doesn’t really have any solutions beyond what’s been discussed already It just explains how things are going to get bad. Crops won’t grow, people will die from exposure, economies will dry up, people will migrate, conflict will result, etc.
It was well-written, but I was a little detached from it. It’s just relentlessly gloomy. I don’t know if that’s inaccurate, or if that’s just the reality of the situation now. The book is lots of anecdotes and stories that illustrate the mess we’re in.
What I’m really looking for, I think, is a book about mass migration due to climate change. Like, where are going to all end up, how are borders going to change, and what parts of the planet will be unlivable?
That’s the book I think I’m trying to find.
Book Info
Author
Jeff Goodell
Year
Pages
400
Acquired
I have read this book. According to my records, I completed it on July 18, 2024.
I do not own a copy of this book, but I have read and reviewed it (above).
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