The Climate Book

We still have a window of opportunity to transform our world. Greta Thunberg, a prominent climate activist, offers a vital guide to making this change a reality. Securing a sustainable future for life on Earth may seem daunting, requiring unprecedented speed and scale and facing incredible challenges. Yet, hope remains—if we heed scientific evidence before time runs out. In "The Climate Book," Greta Thunberg curates the insights of over a hundred specialists, including geophysicists, oceanographers, and meteorologists; engineers, economists, and mathematicians; as well as historians, philosophers, and indigenous leaders. This diverse array of knowledge arms us in the fight against climate catastrophe. Thunberg also shares personal stories from her activism journey and her efforts to expose greenwashing practices worldwide, highlighting how much has been obscured from public view. She illustrates that, despite being one of our toughest adversities, addressing climate change is also where our greatest hope lies. Presented with a comprehensive understanding, inaction becomes implausible. If a solitary student's protest sparked a global movement, imagine what we could achieve together with collective effort. We live in a pivotal era for humanity, where concerted action can achieve what seems impossible—but it must be a collective effort, starting now.