This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate Free Audiobook Download by Naomi Klein

This Changes Everything is Naomi Klein's groundbreaking book on the climate crisis and how it ties in with capitalism. She examines the scientific data, industry lobbying, and financial capital to explain why capitalism is incompatible with saving our planet. The audiobook was narrated by Ellen Archer.

"In the past few decades, climate change has managed to produce a rare and remarkable convergence: a uniquely dangerous moment when the future of humanity hangs in the balance." This Changes Everything is Naomi Klein's powerful and devastating indictment of capitalism. It is a provocative journey through the world's worst environmental disasters, failures of government, extreme poverty, and widespread misery to reveal how our economic system does not only contribute to climate change but is also completely dependent upon it for its continued existence.

This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate is a book that has been written by Naomi Klein, an author and journalist. This book takes the reader on a journey to explore how capitalism has been able to adapt and survive in a changing environment. Naomi Klein explores many topics that are connected with the climate change such as consumerism, science, and philanthropy which forms her thesis of how capitalism is able to adapt and survive while maintaining itself above others.

"This Changes Everything" has been described as a "fierce and fearless polemic, challenging the idea that we are powerless in the face of huge corporations." Klein argues that the climate is an issue of social justice and capitalism is the driving force behind greenhouse gas emissions. She outlines four areas in which we can combat climate change: ending fossil fuel subsidies, overhauling our economy, building a below-ground economy, and creating a democratic plan for green energy.

It's not a question of whether climate change is real. It's a question of how bad it'll get and what we're going to do about it. Naomi Klein argues that our capitalist system has been built on the assumption that growth is always better than sustainability and that this choice is what will determine the fate of humanity. In her book, she redefines capitalism as an "engaged, activist" approach which looks to move away from dependence on fossil fuels.