The Climate Emergency Plan (Paperback)

Ron Koss

ISBN 13: 9798218763732

Published by Ron L. Koss, 2025

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Paperback. The very idea of climate change is under attack. Climate change activism, despite decades of laudable effort, is failing to protect our planetary life support systems. We see this with record CO2 rise, precipitous global temperatures, accelerating species extinction, and ocean acidification. What can we do to meet these pronouncements and counter our growing resignation, cynicism, and powerlessness? What are the elusive solutions to the global warming crisis? Or are such notions impossible? What if we seriously entertained the question - If the possible is failing us, what is the impossible that would not? The Climate Emergency Plan attempts to answer these questions by presenting a "revolution in activism" paradigm that focuses on ethical capitalism, climate banking and entrepreneurship, impact investing, and a complete re-thinking of how environmental organizations collaborate, organize, and function to create empowerment and impact. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Climate Emergency Plan (Paperback)
• Publisher: Ron L. Koss
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798218763732
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

The very idea of climate change is under attack. Climate change activism, despite decades of laudable effort, is failing to protect our planetary life support systems. We see this with record CO2 rise, precipitous global temperatures, accelerating species extinction, and ocean acidification. What can we do to meet these pronouncements and counter our growing resignation, cynicism, and powerlessness? What are the elusive solutions to the global warming crisis? Or are such notions impossible?

What if we seriously entertained the question - If the possible is failing us, what is the impossible that would not?

The Climate Emergency Plan attempts to answer these questions by presenting a "revolution in activism" paradigm that focuses on ethical capitalism, climate banking and entrepreneurship, impact investing, and a complete re-thinking of how environmental organizations collaborate, organize, and function to create empowerment and impact.