In Apocalypse Never, environmental journalist and activist Michael Shellenberger challenges claims of an imminent climate catastrophe and offers practical solutions to some of the most pressing environmental problems today.
What does this SNAP Summary Include?
Synopsis of the original book
Key takeaways from each chapter
Why current climate trends give us more reason to be hopeful than fearful
How economic growth and other counterintuitive solutions are the key to saving Earth
Editorial Review
Background on Michael Shellenberger
About the Original Book:
A lot of what the media and environmental activists tell us about climate and the environment, Shellenberger contends, is grossly exaggerated and in desperate need of being corrected. Global warming is not going to cause an apocalypse in 2030 or any other year, plastics are not that bad, and renewable energy is not really cheaper or better for the environment. Drawing from the latest scientific studies and his experiences travelling the world and researching environmental issues, Shellenberger sets the record straight and explains how accelerating technological advances and economic growth is the key to halting and reversing adverse climate and environmental trends.
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