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Adapt or die: what the natural world can teach us about climate change

29 January 2022

9:00 AM

29 January 2022

9:00 AM

Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid: How the Natural World is Adapting to Climate Change Thor Hanson

Icon Books, pp.304, 20

Climate change may be the central challenge of our century, but almost all attention has focused on its consequences for one organism: Homo sapiens. In an original, wide-ranging and carefully researched book, the American biologist Thor Hanson addresses its implications for the rest of life.

Rather than overwhelming us with a sense of catastrophe, he adopts a balanced approach.

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