Field Notes From a Catastrophe: Man, Nature and Climate Change Free Audiobook Download by Elizabeth Kolbert

'Hope Davis' narrates the audiobook adaptation of Elizabeth Kolbert's 'Field Notes From a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change.' The audiobook is part of Audible.com's original series of adaptations. It was recorded in front of a live audience at Brooklyn Academy of Music in May 2017.

Environmental author Elizabeth Kolbert's newest book, Field Notes from a Catastrophe, is an audiobook download of her best-selling book about climate change. The audiobook is narrated by award-winning actress Hope Davis.

Field Notes from a Catastrophe is an audiobook that describes the way our planet has been changing over the years, and how those changes have been affecting animals, plants and people. Elizabeth Kolbert's audiobook starts off with a personal experience of her family in Australia. This "account" begins with the droughts, fires, floods and other weather events that have made life tough in Australia. The audiobook goes into detail about how these events are becoming more and more frequent as climate change progresses. It also talks about how humans are adapting to the changes by building windmills and using solar power.

Elizabeth Kolbert's book is a captivating and thought-provoking overview of the most pressing global issues being faced by humanity today. It's not just about nature's destruction or climate change, it's about how human society is complicit in all of this.

In this book, Elizabeth Kolbert has a lot of information to share. She shares the science and history behind what's happening in the world today, like how humans are changing the climate. The narrator does an excellent job with the audiobook because she performs the voice inflections beautifully. This is a great audiobook for those who want to learn about the world of climate change.