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The Climate Book
This episode reveals how the climate crisis is less a scientific problem and more a profound human challenge, demanding we understand its intricate, interconnected nature and our collective role within it.
“This episode reveals how the climate crisis is less a scientific problem and more a profound human challenge, demanding we understand its intricate, interconnected nature and our collective role within it.”
— Greta Thunberg, The Climate Book
Climate crisis, systemic change, human psychology
If you've ever felt the climate crisis is too vast to grasp, or that individual actions feel insufficient, this will clarify the systemic forces at play and where true agency lies, and this will help you see what to do next.
Greta Thunberg, a globally recognized climate activist, curates a comprehensive understanding of the crisis, bringing together leading scientists, economists, and indigenous leaders to illuminate its multifaceted nature and urgent demands.