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Summary of David Wallace-Wells's The Uninhabitable Earth by Milkyway Media
- Narrated by: Richard Webb
- Length: 26 mins
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Summary of David Wallace-Wells's The Uninhabitable Earth by Milkyway Media
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Publisher's Summary
Purchase this in-depth summary to learn more about The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming (2019) in which science journalist David Wallace-Wells uses the latest scientific research to construct a portrait of how climate change will affect life on Earth, and what humanity can do to mitigate it. For decades, climate change has been treated as a theoretical but distant problem, something that will only affect future generations.
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