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Requiem for a Species

by Clive Hamilton

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First published
2010
Pages
218
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Written by Clive Hamilton 'Requiem for a Species' is a non-fiction book. The book analyzes climate change denial and its implications. The book argues that climate change will bring about large-scale, harmful results for life on Earth, which it is too late to prevent.

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Clive Hamilton

Hamilton is an Australian academic who writes public argument rather than scholarship, and the two books come from different decades of it. Affluenza, written with Richard Denniss in 2005, argues that Australians were working harder to buy things that were not making them happier, and supplied enough of that debate's vocabulary to be quoted for years.

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First published
2010
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
218
Language
English
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