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The enormity of climate change is hard to understate. It affects the entire planet and everyone on it. Its worst effects are decades off, but it’s also already unfolding. It touches on culture, cars, carbon, and cows, but is driven by something invisible to the naked eye: greenhouse gases. To help you get a grip on our shifting planet—and the ever-evolving state of environmental science—we’ve created a monthly round-up for all things climatology.
Here’s what you need to know from February 2019
- This month marked the debut of The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells, one of the most anticipated climate change books yet written. Like his seismic New York Magazine article of the same name, it’s organized around climate plagues, from heat death to hunger. But it’s also full of novel observations about our failure to create useful storylines around this catastrophe, the role of Silicon Valley in this crisis, and the advent of a new kind of climate capitalism.
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Written By Eleanor Cummins
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