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“An important read for anyone in need of optimism about our ability to build a clean energy future.”—BILL GATES“Illuminating, incisive, and deeply reported.”—DAVID WALLACE-WELLS, New York Times-bestselling author of The Uninhabitable EarthOur age will be defined by the climate emergency. Contrary to the doomist narrative that's taken hold about the climate emergency, the world has already begun deploying the solutions needed to deal with it. O...

Sie sind jung und brauchen die Welt! Lasst sie uns gemeinsam schützen. 60 junge Leute auf der ganzen Welt zeigen uns wie.Im Kampf um unseren Planeten gibt es nicht nur Sündenböcke, sondern auch Vorbilder - die jungen Klima-Aktivisten. Egal, ob wir Erwachsene uns ihrer Sache verschrieben haben oder nicht: Von Asien bis Afrika, von Ozeanien bis Europa, von Amerika bis zur Antarktis finden junge Menschen unglaubliche Wege, um gegen die Klimakatas...

What if the solution to the climate crisis is . . . capitalism?The solutions to overcome the global climate crisis already exist, and contrary to the belief that we're all doomed, we will continue to prosper.We have now entered the third major transition since the industrial revolutions: from wood to coal to oil, the world now turns towards clean energy. This is a $35 trillion industry.In Climate Capitalism, award-winning journalist Akshat Rat...

Ten inspiring breakthroughs from inside the global race towards zero emissions.

A new economic age has already begun to reshape the future of humanity. In Climate Capitalism, award-winning journalist Akshat Rathi interweaves economics, science and history to bring to life the forces shaping this age of climate economics. Using cutting-edge global research, Climate Capitalism unpicks the dominant doom-laden narrative around climate change, instead, encouraging readers to face the challenges and embrace the opportunities of...

Aditya Mukarji (16) stopped 26 million straws from polluting the oceans. Cecilia La Rose (15) filed a lawsuit against the Canadian federal government for contributing to global warming. Kaze Delphin (19) founded a company that produces eco-charcoal from organic waste in Burundi. From Asia to Africa, Oceania to Europe, the Americas and Antarctica, see the world through the eyes of 60 young people who are fighting for their homes and their futur...