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Despite It All

Name: Despite It All
Brand: Granta Publications
SKU: 49550779
Price: 5594 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Fred Pearce
ISBN: 9781803513621

Fred Pearce

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 49550779

Publishers Granta Publications, February 2026

There is a climate crisis, extinctions are accelerating, forests are disappearing, water cycles are... Full description

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There is a climate crisis, extinctions are accelerating, forests are disappearing, water cycles are collapsing and pollution is choking our skies and seas. It is easy to be defeatist about the fate of our planet. And yet, despite it all, it's not too late: things can change for the better.Fred Pearce has been reporting from the frontline of climate change and environmental recovery for over four decades and what he has seen has given him reason - in fact, seven reasons - for (cautious) hope. Here, we learn how nature is finding ways to thrive in unexpected places, how the population bomb has been defused, how our consumerist societies are finally approaching 'peak stuff', and how a combination of ancient wisdom and modern technology can help us correct our course.