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Field Notes from a Catastrophe

by Elizabeth Kolbert

Field Notes from a Catastrophe

by Elizabeth Kolbert

Elizabeth Kolbert's 'Field Notes from a Catastrophe' is an updated edition of her vital work on the perils of climate change. Originating from an award-winning series in 'The New Yorker,' this book provides a stark examination of the world's ongoing environmental crisis. With the addition of a chapter brining older text up-to-date, alongside three new chapters, Kolbert addresses ocean acidification, the impacts of tar sands, and the journey of a carbon-neutral Danish town. This comprehensive guide presents compelling evidence and recounts the mounting challenges we face, solidifying its status as a crucial read for our time.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Political
  • Science
  • Climate
  • Environmental
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