Earth: The Sequel: The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming
Earth: The Sequel: The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming – Review
As a new college graduate illegally entering the private part of the work force, I believe Krupp and Horn have newly created a window into the future. They abandon the uninspiring addresses of climate change’s past, and immerse the reader in the particularly inspiring and dangerous planet of renewable energies. For the first time our clearly looming changing climate and energy obstacles are presented as what they truly are: opportunities. Krupp and Horn show how the usually combined powers of entrepreneurs, legislators, and the open market economy will revolutionize a mutli- trillion dollar industry, rewarding handsomely those who take notice now, while eventually leading us where we want to go. However, they emphasize this is not a gentle exercise and we are quickly spending time. The authors have successfully reframed the climate and energy crisis from one of blame into one of unimaginable rewards for those who grasp this generation seeing opportunity. It is greatly inspiring and is without a doubt one of the most notable books I have still read. This is not a book for environmentalists (myself not being one), but a book for everyone. I mainly suggest those of my new generation to pick it up for it is our future of which they speak, and it will soon either be our fault, or our glory. This book will certainly help us reach the latter.