Hoe gaan we dit uitleggen by Jelmer Mommers

The problem, the consequences and the solution - right here, right now. But Mommers roots it firmly in the present. 'Climate change is a story so often told in the future tense. – Christiana Figueres Architect of the Paris climate agreement, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) 2010-2016 'Shines a light on the path forward with clarity and determination.' Give it to your friends and colleagues - it's their planet, too.' 'At a time when despair, malign fabrication and partisanship are combining to prevent vital action, How Are We Going To Explain This? is a much-needed, joyful, clear and practical companion. – Michael Mann, Distinguished Professor, Penn State University and author of The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars and The Madhouse Effect Van De Correspondent ontving ik een boek en mag ik er twee weggeven. Hierin schrijft hij over de onheil die boven ons hoofd hangt als we vasthouden aan de fossiele industrie, maar gelukkig ook over positieve toekomstbeelden waar we zelf op af kunnen sturen. A must-read if you want to know where we stand and what we can and must still do!' Hoe gaan we dit uitleggen is het eerste boek van klimaatcorrespondent Jelmer Mommers. It provides important insights into our dire situation, but it also sketches out a persuasive path forward. 'Jelmer Mommer's How Are We Going to Explain This? provides a unique take on challenge to avert a climate crisis. – May Boeve, Executive Director 350.org and 350 Action Fund 'As more of humanity adjusts to living with crises – we need books like this, which tell us what we can do – from small steps to big ones – to find our way to a new normal.' – Bill McKibben, author, environmentalist, and activist A fine account of where we stand, and where we could go if we wanted to!' 'As a journalist, Jelmer Mommers has broken important stories about how we got in our current climate mess as a thinker, he shows us there may still be some ways out, if we move with grace and speed. 'Breezy, easy to read, perky, full of good stories and all done with a brisk summary of the history of ideas'

– Rutger Bregman, author of Utopia for Realists 'I'm not exaggerating when I say this is one of the most important books I've read this year.'

Hoe gaan we dit uitleggen by Jelmer Mommers