Informe 2084. Una historia oral del Gran Calentamiento

This novel starts when the protagonist was born in 2012 and by then, it was indisputable that global warming was real, caused by humans, and a danger to humanity. However, thanks to a campaign financed by the giant oil companies, half of public opinion and many politicians opted for denial, putting ideology and lies before the future of their grandchildren. 2084 is a look into a particularly sad year. At the end of his life, the historian decides to investigate those who suffered the effects of humanity's worst attack against itself and against the earth: the Great Warming. Scientists, politicians, and citizens from around the world bear witness to how they have experienced floods, droughts, famines, and wars firsthand.

James Powell Lawrence received a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is a professor of geochemistry. He has written five books on earth sciences and climate change. Previously, he was a professor at Oberlin College for more than two decades and served as a director of several scientific institutions.