Booklist starred, October 2014

New York Times, November 2014

Kirkus Review, October 2014

Argues that the climate crisis presents a challenge to abandon the core "free market" ideology of our time, restructure the global economy, and remake failing political systems in order to fix economic systems, and that reducing greenhouse emissions will provide an opportunity to reduce inequalities, repair broken democracies, and rebuild local economies.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 467-525) and index.

The right is right: the revolutionary power of climate change -- Hot money: how free market fundamentalism helped overheat the planet -- Public and paid for: overcoming the ideological blocks to the next economy -- Planning and banning: slapping the invisible hand, building a movement -- Beyond extractivism: confronting the climate denier within -- Fruits, not roots: the disastrous merger of big business and big green -- No messiahs: the green billionaires won't save us -- Dimmin the sun: the solution to pollution is ... pollution? -- Blockadia: the new climate warriors -- Love will save this place: democracy, divestment, and the wins sofar -- You and what army? Indigenous rights and the power ofkeeping our word -- Sharing the sky: the atmospheric commonsand the power of paying our debts -- The right to regenerate: moving from extraction to renewal.

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