FIRE AND FLOOD: A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF CLIMATE CHANGE FROM 1979 TO THE PRESENT
By Eugene Linden
Synopsis
Fire and Flood is a comprehensive, compulsively readable history of climate change from veteran environmental journalist Eugene Linden. Linden retells the story of the modern climate change era decade by decade, tracking the progress of four ticking clocks: first, the reality of climate change itself; second, advances in scientific understanding; third, the spread of public awareness; and fourth, the business and finance response. Like no previous writer, Linden has drawn together the elements of the biggest story in the world, in a book that it is gripping as history, as economic investigation, and as scientific thriller.
Sample Player
| Narrator | Paul Bellantoni |
|---|---|
| Length | 9hrs |
| Catalogue No. | 15841 |
| Publisher | Penguin Audio; 2022 |