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This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate

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In "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate," Naomi Klein tackles the formidable intersection of climate change and economic systems with piercing clarity and a compelling call to action. Published on August 4, 2015, Klein's narrative weaves a stark portrayal of the current climate crisis, not merely as an environmental issue but as a profound challenge to the core ideologies of our free-market economy. She argues persuasively that the impending environmental catastrophe is a direct result of our economic structures and policies, which prioritize profit over the health of our planet and its inhabitants. Klein illustrates how this crisis offers an unprecedented opportunity to address not only environmental degradation but also social inequalities and democratic deficits through innovative transformations in our global economy. With a focus on grassroots movements that are already forging paths towards sustainable and equitable economic practices, Klein's book is a vital resource for college students studying environmental justice. It encourages readers to critically evaluate our current systems and to consider radical changes that could lead to a more just and sustainable world.

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Published by Simon & Schuster on August 4, 2015
576 pages
ISBN: 9781451697391
Best for readers in College
This book provides valuable insights into Environmental Justice , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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