Nuclear War and Enviromental Catastrophe
Author(s): Noam Chomsky
Nuclear War and Environmental Catastrophe is a focused discussion on the existential threats of today and their points of intersection since WWII. Both nuclear war and environmental catastrophe have the potential for similar outcomes: a world made uninhabitable by the scarcity of water, food and liveable land. In a series of interviews, Noam Chomsky warns that further postponement of nuclear disarmament and the failure to source sustainable energy will condemn the human species to catastrophic conditions in the very near future.
General Information
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- : Seven Stories Press
- : Seven Stories Press
- : 0.141
- : 01 November 2013
- : United States
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Noam Chomsky
- : Paperback
- : 413
- : English
- : 363.34
- : 176
More About The Product
NOAM CHOMSKY is an internationally renowned linguist, as well as a leading radical intellectual. His many political books include, from Seven Stories, "9-11, Profit over People, "and "Media Control." His views have profoundly influenced both scientific and political thought around the world for the last half-century. LARAY POLK is a multimedia artist and writer. Her articles and investigative reports have appeared in the "Dallas Morning News," "D Magazine," and "In These Times." As a 2009 grant recipient from The Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute, she exposed a radioactive waste disposal site in Texas situated in close proximity to the Ogallala Aquifer.
