Climate emergency atlas: what's happening - what we can do
By Dan Hooke
Discover how Earth’s changing climate could reshape cities, ice caps and the choices we make.
informative · eye-opening · accessible · thought-provoking
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What is Climate emergency atlas: what's happening - what we can do about?
Explore the climate emergency through striking maps, clear explanations and eye-opening facts. Discover which countries produce the most carbon dioxide, how rising seas could affect coastal cities, and what may happen to the polar ice caps. You’ll also learn how renewable energy is being used around the world and what individuals, communities and governments can do to protect our planet. This accessible atlas helps young readers understand climate change and the choices that could shape Earth’s future.
About the author
Dan Hooke is the author of Climate Emergency Atlas, an informative book for young readers that explores our changing planet and explains how people can help care for Earth. His writing brings together fascinating facts, colourful maps and practical ideas, making big topics easier to understand. If you enjoy discovering how the world works, learning about nature and finding ways to make a positive difference, you may enjoy exploring Dan Hooke’s work.
Pages
95 pages
This edition
2020
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