Rising sea levels and temperatures, outsized natural disasters: how to explain nature on the fritz? Is it unprecedented? Our fault? Irreversible?

Examining everything from ice cores, the water cycle, the butterfly effect, and cow farts to the IPCC's reports, this book provides a well-researched and accessible global view of our present climate stakes. By contextualizing current worries in a longer timeframe, these highly informative essays by Cécile Guibert Brussel and Marion Marchand-Richard lend welcome historical and scientific depth. Vincent Bergier's illustrations showcase the wealth of data, bringing a tinge of a playfulness and humor to this timely work of nonfiction. qui apporte à ce documentaire utile une touche ludique et humoristique !