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It took me awhile to read this for two reasons. One, there is much to digest and think about. And two, there are sections that made me so angry that I had to take a break. Klein looks at climate change and why it has been so difficult for us to address it. Everything from finding the problem so overwhelming that we ignore it, to waiting for a technological solution, to hoping a billionaire will ride to our rescue, to having to find a way around the free market ideology that causes entrenched pol
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Very well written and well sourced. It's depressing and demotivating to be sure, but necessary reading I think.
I read it through from cover to cover and it works like that because you get the theme of the thing and many sections are dependent on knowing others. But I could still keep some sections for future reference also. ...more
I read it through from cover to cover and it works like that because you get the theme of the thing and many sections are dependent on knowing others. But I could still keep some sections for future reference also. ...more
She is apparently a conspiracy nut & not particularly well informed.
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