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Just as the need for action on climate change becomes more urgent and overwhelming, the campaign to deny that humans are causing it has gained more traction. This completely new book meets the skeptics head on, offering a guide to the science, an insight into the politics of climate justice, and a clear sense of the way forward.
Danny Chivers is a freelance carbon analyst and environmental writer. He recently created an online carbon calculator encapsulating all of the United Kingdom's emissions for the Guardian, and is working on one that will do the same for the United States.
Price: $13.95
Pages: 144
Publisher: New Internationalist
Imprint: New Internationalist
Series: No-Nonsense Guides
Publication Date:
22 March 2011
Trim Size: 7.00 X 4.25 in
ISBN: 9781906523855
Format: Paperback
Danny Chivers is a freelance carbon analyst and environmental writer. He recently created for The Guardian newspaper an online carbon calculator encapsulating all of the UK’s emissions – and is working on one that will do the same for the US. He is also a prominent performance poet.
Contents
Foreword by Nicola Bullardoo
Introduction
Part A: The Science
1 How do we know that climate change is happening?
2 How bad could it get?
3 Why is climate denial on the rise?
Part B: The Solutions
4 Where are all the emissions coming from?
5 How much do we need to cut?
6 What are the solutions?
Part C: The Way Forward
7 What is the political history of climate change?
8 Why haven’t we fixed it yet?
9 What is it going to take?
10 What might a zero-carbon future look like?
11 Ten top tips to save the climate
Bibliography and Useful Contacts
Index
Foreword by Nicola Bullardoo
Introduction
Part A: The Science
1 How do we know that climate change is happening?
2 How bad could it get?
3 Why is climate denial on the rise?
Part B: The Solutions
4 Where are all the emissions coming from?
5 How much do we need to cut?
6 What are the solutions?
Part C: The Way Forward
7 What is the political history of climate change?
8 Why haven’t we fixed it yet?
9 What is it going to take?
10 What might a zero-carbon future look like?
11 Ten top tips to save the climate
Bibliography and Useful Contacts
Index