IFLScience! How to F**king Save the Planet
The Brighter Side of the Fight Against Climate Change
Author: Jennifer Crouch
IFLScience! How to F**king Save the Planet is a serious guide to the climate crisis with a humorous twist.
A serious guide to the climate crisis with a humorous twist. The book includes rigorous scientific details to explain the issues that we face, while brightening the mood with humorous quotes, photos and illustrations.
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IFLScience! How to F**king Save the Planet is a serious guide to the climate crisis with a humorous twist.
A serious guide to the climate crisis with a humorous twist. The book includes rigorous scientific details to explain the issues that we face, while brightening the mood with humorous quotes, photos and illustrations.
Description
Planet Earth is fked. Decades of gas-guzzling and plastic parasites have brought the Earth to its knees. Entire species are disappearing, the icecaps are melting and forest fires are raging like never before. Basically, we've really messed the place up. Packed full of easy-to-digest climate truths and IFLScience's trademark witty humour, How to Fking Save the Planet is your essential handbook to global warming and climate change. Learn how to successfully argue with climate-deniers, why micro-plastic pollution means that polar bears can no longer get boners and why the Paris Climate Agreement is really important. Written by Jennifer Crouch with global go-to science site IFLScience, let this book guide, infuriate and inspire you into getting up off your arse and actually doing something to save the world!
About the Author
Jennifer Crouch is an author, artist, teacher, researcher and maker. She is a PhD candidate at the University of Portsmouth and artist in residence at UCL Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging (CABI). She also co-founded the Art/Physics collective Jigglin Atoms and is the author of Instant Science.
IFLScience is dedicated to bringing the amazing world of science to the masses in an amusing and accessible way. One of the original viral video creators, IFLScience now has over 25 million Facebook followers and its amusing videos and articles are shared widely over all social media channels. The IFLScience news website is also an essential source of news and information for anyone interested in the lighter side of science.A serious guide to the climate crisis with a humorous twist. The book includes rigorous scientific details to explain the issues that we face, while brightening the mood with humorous quotes, photos and illustrations.
If you are a decent human being who believes in science, then IFLScience! How to F***ing Save the Planet is an absolutely essential read.
It is easy to become overwhelmed by the bleak reality of impending climate crisis. However, this book is an irreverent guide to the difficulties that face us - and the steps that we can take to overcome them.
Without flinching away from the hard science, IFLScience! How to F***ing Save the Planet explores all aspects of our environmental challenges. From an introduction to climate science and the history of the human carbon footprint, to descriptions of the systemic issues that our planet and its inhabitants are facing, this book cuts down absurd climate change myths and proposes real solutions that will cheer up even the gloomiest climate activist.
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