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Not the End of the World How We Can Be the First Generation to Build a Sustainable Planet

Hannah Ritchie

This "eye-opening and essential" book (Bill Gates) will transform how you see our biggest environmental problems—and explains how we can solve them. It’s become common to tell kids that they’re going to die from climate change. We are constantly bombarded by doomsday headlines that tell us the soil...

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The Ezra Klein Show

She discussed her book Not the End of the World, which examined datadriven pathways to a sustainable planet and expressed optimism about climate solutions.

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set out to answer in her book, Not The End of the World.

— Episode: Is Green Growth Possible?

Episode: Is Green Growth Possible?

She discussed her book Not the End of the World, which examined datadriven pathways to a sustainable planet and expressed optimism about climate solutions.

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set out to answer in her book, Not The End of the World.

how we use land is relevant to climate it's relevant to deforestation which your book talks about

One thing you talk about at the end of your book is the way in which being a good environmentalist by the numbers sometimes makes you feel like you're being a bad environmentalist in your actions

Modern Wisdom

Hannah Ritchie discussed a range of environmental topics in her book, explaining why she believes the world is not actually doomed.

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I have a new book out called Not the End of the World where I discuss all of this.

— Episode: #743 - Hannah Ritchie - Why Does Everyon...

Episode: #743 - Hannah Ritchie - Why Does Everyone Believe...

Hannah Ritchie discussed a range of environmental topics in her book, explaining why she believes the world is not actually doomed.

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I have a new book out called Not the End of the World where I discuss all of this.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Keeley's book, "Sustainable," is a critical look at ESG investing, arguing that it has not been effective and often has unintended consequences. He provides examples of impact investing and emphasizes the importance of a "double bottom line" approach, where investments should both do well and do good.

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I wrote a book on it [inclusive and sustainable growth], and I'm just so incredibly optimistic about humanity's future and the art conference really helps for me underscore a lot of those themes.

— Episode: 410. Discussing Impact Investment and ES...

Episode: 410. Discussing Impact Investment and ESG's with a...

Keeley's book, "Sustainable," is a critical look at ESG investing, arguing that it has not been effective and often has unintended consequences. He provides examples of impact investing and emphasizes the importance of a "double bottom line" approach, where investments should both do well and do good.

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I wrote a book on it [inclusive and sustainable growth], and I'm just so incredibly optimistic about humanity's future and the art conference really helps for me underscore a lot of those themes.

And I also have my own book, "Sustainable," which was endorsed by Pope Francis and Larry Fink wrote the forward that talks about these dozens of these examples of hope just as examples and also provides this criticism of the ESG, which I'm not going to leave. I believe that we would be better off just abandoning the whole project.

Morning Joe

The book is about climate change. The book is full of solutions to climate change and encourages readers to remain optimistic.

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There is a good book about this. Hannah Rich has written a book called Not the End of the World.

— Episode: Morning Joe 6/21/24

Episode: Morning Joe 6/21/24

The book is about climate change. The book is full of solutions to climate change and encourages readers to remain optimistic.

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There is a good book about this. Hannah Rich has written a book called Not the End of the World.

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