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Climate Change

Earthmasters: Playing God with the Climate by Clive Hamilton

Allen & Unwin, $24.99 pb, 246 pp, 9781743312933

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‘No’ is not part of modern consumer life. ‘Yes’ is the catchcry of the market. Despite the best efforts of scientists and activists, it may be too late to phase out fossil fuels and find alternatives to the mass consumerism that is so dependent on them. Human-induced global warming’s tipping point is nigh. There is almost no turning back. Geo-engineering – climate engineering – has appeared as a magic weapon in the battle against climate change and global warming so that business can continue as usual.

 


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Earthmasters: Playing God with the Climate by Clive Hamilton

Allen & Unwin, $24.99 pb, 246 pp, 9781743312933

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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