Description
Noam Chomsky, philosopher, linguist, social critic, and activist, and Robert Pollin map the catastrophic consequences of uncontrolled climate change in this book and present a plan for change.
Humanity must stop burning fossil fuels and do so in a way that improves the living standards of the population. This is the goal of the Green Deal and, as the authors clarify, it is entirely feasible. Chomsky and Pollin argue against the concerns arising from the transition to a green economy and explain how these false concerns support climate denial.
This book shows how the climate crisis can be politically and economically overcome.
Humanity must stop burning fossil fuels and do so in a way that improves the living standards of the population. This is the goal of the Green Deal and, as the authors clarify, it is entirely feasible. Chomsky and Pollin argue against the concerns arising from the transition to a green economy and explain how these false concerns support climate denial.
This book shows how the climate crisis can be politically and economically overcome.
Information
Author: Chomsky Noam
Language: Czech
Publication date: September 14, 2023
Manufacturer: Mgr. Petr Černoch - Broken Books
Genres: Environment and ecology, Books, Specialized and technical literature, Natural sciences
Type: Paperback book
Pages: 162
ISBN/EAN: 9788090895102