Degrees Book 1: Saving The Earth (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (751 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692408924 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 268 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Degree by degree, the Earth is warming. This book nails it." according to Amazon Customer. A cli fi novel that resonates, for sure. It's both a cli fi novel with a look into the future. And very well written, too. All dystopian cli-fi novels should be rooted in truth. This one is a powerful harbinger of the world our descendants may very well face, come the Climapocalypse. Bravo, Devon Crowe! Degree by degree, the Earth is warming. This book nails it.. Bill Owens said Sometimes a good work of fiction can raise public awareness of a. Sometimes a good work of fiction can raise public awareness of a real issue. Hopefully this book is one of them. The authors, better known for their scientific and engineering accomplishments than fiction works, avoid the politically charged issue of what is responsible for climate change and concentrate instead on a plausible but still technically challenging solution to control the climate.The fact that the protagonist is a bright female physicist (also attractive) may help encourage young women to consider the field more than they do at present. Technical issues are treated at a non-specialist level,. I wish this was a movie, so as to reach even more people Well paced writing, and reminiscent of the smooth style of Arthur C. Clarke's novels. As fascinating as it is frightening to read, as our planet may be on such a 'wild weather' ecological path already. I wish this was a movie, so as to reach even more people, while something can be done
To those losing family members, to those whose lives are destroyed, it doesn’t matter what caused it, they only care about how to make it stop. Weather patterns have become more extreme. Some cities and even some smaller nations have become uninhabitable. Crowe and #1 Bestselling author Timothy Imholt. Human nature creates unforeseen conflicts on a scale that have globally tragic effects. The public is demanding action. Conservationist groups lobby for ending the use of fossil fuels, while Corporate interests lobby for retaining full exploitation of fossil resources. In the U.S., politicians are under pressure to act swiftly. Some say it is a man-made issue, others claim it is natural. A scientist named Emma Hallbar offers a solution to climate change that offers humanity a lifeline. She dedicates her life to finding a way to control the environment so that all humans can live a life free of these unpredictable climactic temper tantrums. Can Doctor Hallbar save humanity from Mother Nature as well as human kind’s interpersonal struggles? Can a chaotic system as complex as the climate of an entire planet be in