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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is the sequel to 'Making Sense of Climate Change' (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a 'connecting-the-dots' chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in 'Making Sense of Climate Change', are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book is the sequel to "Making Sense of Climate Change" (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a "connecting-the-dots" chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in "Making Sense of Climate Change", are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is the sequel to 'Making Sense of Climate Change' (2024) and it explains how society's failure to control carbon emissions from fossil fuels leads to economic chaos and a dire climate future. The pathway to a bankrupt society is depicted in a 'connecting-the-dots' chart that shows worsening climate disasters resulting from global heating increases and tipping points. This chart also shows economic chaos resulting from rising disaster losses and increasing financial risks. Bankruptcy is not limited to financial status - it also includes diminished hopes for a better future. Dread and despair are shown to be products of economic chaos and a dire climate future.The current climate change situation is explained, for example by how climate disasters are evolving to be more extreme and devastating and how tipping points worsen climate disasters. Climate-related financial risks are also outlined. Remedies to the climate situation, discussed in 'Making Sense of Climate Change', are also updated and summarized.Climate Policy.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book proves global warming is not a hoax and it explains the science in plain language to assure all readers have access to the truth. Climate change impacts are threatening life on the planet and this book explains twelve especially dangerous threats: Extreme Air TemperatureReceding Mountain GlaciersExtreme Precipitation/FloodingMicrobes and DiseaseExtreme DroughtDeforestationMega-WildfiresGlobal Economic ThreatsSevere StormsBiosphere/Biodiversity ThreatsRising Sea LevelsMarine Carbon Deposits Another underlying threat is that efforts to reduce global carbon emissions to 'net-zero' will be preempted by a likely surge in carbon emissions. Society's efforts to curb these threats are falling short and this book explains how and why. This book also provides a detailed plan to remedy the situation.This is a highly factual book drawing on over 450 information sources.…