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- Richard Branson — Listed in Richard Branson's own 'My Top 65 Books To Read In A Lifetime' published on Virgin.com source ↗
Summary
Al Gore's 2006 companion to the Academy Award-winning documentary presents the scientific case for anthropogenic climate change through striking graphics, before-and-after photographs of melting glaciers and ice sheets, and accessible explanations of atmospheric science. The book became a New York Times bestseller and brought the climate crisis into mainstream American discourse, arguing that what happens locally has worldwide consequences and that individual and collective action can still avert catastrophe.