The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our Planet Free Audiobook Download by Michael E. Mann

With a 'climate-denial-industrial complex' funded by oil and gas, the fight against climate change has become a war of words. Michael E. Mann's new book is as timely as it is vital to understanding the urgency of taking back our planet.

The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our Planet is a book written by Michael E. Mann which tells the story of climate change and how it affects the world today. This audiobook is narrated by Tim Campbell.

The new climate war is upon us. It is being waged on many fronts by many different actors, but it's shaped around one central question: What do we want this planet to be like in the future? Can we change the planet in a way that will save our species and our civilization?

Michael E. Mann is back with his latest book, The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our Planet. This time he delivers a heartfelt, well-written, and compelling argument for a climate change policy that seems like it's been around forever.

"The New Climate War" offers a concise, fact-filled primer on the global warming debate that is essential for anyone looking to understand the science of climate change. "The New Climate War" lays out the scientific consensus about global warming and takes readers back in time as it explains how scientists got to where we are today. It's an accessible, insightful take on a complicated topic that will arm readers with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about climate change.

In The New Climate War Michael E. Mann reveals what he claims is the first major work of climate science fiction in a long time. The book tells the story of a young environmental activist who discovers that a corporation with an unsavory past has released a dangerous virus into the air, which causes severe drought and threatens to destroy everything on Earth. As this young man fights to take back our planet, Mann simultaneously shows how humanity must change its economy if it wants to stop climate change before it's too late.