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False Alarm

About the book

We live in an age of fear – particularly a fear of climate change. Children line the streets in protest, while adults wonder whether it’s ethical to start a family. Activists warn us that the planet faces ‘slaughter, death, and starvation,’ and Time magazine tells readers to ‘Be worried. Be very worried.’ A 2019 poll found that almost half of the world’s population believes climate change will likely end the human race.

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