The Climate Crisis: Science, Impacts, Policy, Psychology, Justice, Social Movements Adam Aron van is an English-language printed study book about the climate crisis. It is aimed at students in higher education and provides an in-depth analysis of the causes, consequences, and policy issues surrounding this urgent problem.
This book explains the mechanisms and impact of the climate crisis, examines why efforts to address it are falling short, and discusses the psychological and social factors that contribute to the current blocks to progress. It emphasizes the need for a stronger commitment from activism and policy toward a just energy transition to renewable sources and electrification.
It is a valuable source for students and researchers who want to gain insight into the complex dynamics of the climate, historical and societal barriers, and possible directions for solutions within the context of the climate crisis.
Content-wise, it connects with themes such as meteorology, climate change, and earth sciences.