Les W Kuzyk

Pinatubo II (Climate Reality Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Mutual global wellbeing clashes up against conservative international business-as-usual climate change policies. In a speculated near future, a consortium of High Impact Climate Change Countries opts to leverage geoengineering, the artificial cooling designed after natural volcanic eruptions, when negotiating climate change agreement with the rich countries of the OECD. As drones threaten anyone on the ground with Hellfire missiles, and as the political agenda heats up, the HICCC consortium selects Vince the story telling engineer and Tami the British Bangladeshi paleoclimatologist to inform Canada of that nation's selection as a go between messenger. Explosive "science fiction" becoming reality within decades. Such is becoming increasingly likely, unless we come to our senses soon. Jim Hansen, author of Storms of My Grandchildren No one knows if or when these technologies will be used, but it's fun though provoking so see Kuzyk working out scenarios in which solar geoengineering is driven by poor countries that will be most harmed by climate change. David Keith, Harvard Professor, author of A Case for Climate Engineering What if Terrorism 'was' the only way? Kuzyk provides a fascinating and thoughtful insight into the hearts and minds of technology driven scientists and engineers swept up in a plot of Eco-Terrorism. The technology is here today. Is it simply a matter of time? Michael Gillett, President of IFWA, author of The Collection of Jacqueline Melrose

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Les W Kuzyk
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. November 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311722461
• Artikelnr.: 48636638

Autorenporträt

My writing career began with an academic thesis on social justice, and I have published academic papers. With time, however, I have come to realize my preference for facts based speculative fiction. Although I published one last academic paper (2023) on our planetary overshoot, I have over the interim before shifted focus onto a science researched climate crisis series. Projecting no more than two decades into our near future, I dramatize events with true possibilities of playing out in our real world.