The End of the Long Summer

In this powerful and prescient book, Dianne Dumanoski moves beyond climate change buzzwords to provide an understanding of our looming environmental chaos. Though the message is grave, it is not without hope. Eloquent and deeply sobering, The End of the Long Summer examines the roots of our planetary crisis and reveals how we must prepare for a future of unpredictable change. Book jacket.

DIANNE DUMANOSKI is an award-winning journalist who writes on environmental issues and is the coauthor of Our Stolen Future. She lives in Massachusetts.

From the Hardcover edition.

The Future Head-On	p. 1
The Planetary Era	p. 11
Lessons from the Ozone Hole	p. 33
The Return of Nature	p. 66
A Stormworthy Lineage	p. 95
Playing Prospero: The Temptations of Technofix	p. 130
On Vulnerability and Survivability	p. 168
A New Map for the Planetary Era	p. 215
Honest Hope	p. 247
Notes	p. 253
Acknowledgments	p. 293
Index	p. 297
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The End of the Long Summer

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