The Pocket Guide to Planetary Peril - Thomä, Jakob
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Erscheint vorauss. 20. März 2025
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'EYE-OPENING, ENGAGING, AND PROFOUNDLY SERIOUS' Ben Caldecott An A to Z of the calamities and catastrophes that could end life as we know it - and a look at what should really be keeping us awake at night. From the Atomic bomb to the Zombie apocalypse (via Black holes, Killer diseases and Space invaders), The Pocket Guide to Planetary Peril explores twenty-six doomsday scenarios that could spell the end of humanity as we know it. Using scientific facts and entertaining anecdotes, Professor Jakob Thomä (a global expert in long-term risks and sustainable finance) explains how likely it is that…mehr

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'EYE-OPENING, ENGAGING, AND PROFOUNDLY SERIOUS' Ben Caldecott An A to Z of the calamities and catastrophes that could end life as we know it - and a look at what should really be keeping us awake at night. From the Atomic bomb to the Zombie apocalypse (via Black holes, Killer diseases and Space invaders), The Pocket Guide to Planetary Peril explores twenty-six doomsday scenarios that could spell the end of humanity as we know it. Using scientific facts and entertaining anecdotes, Professor Jakob Thomä (a global expert in long-term risks and sustainable finance) explains how likely it is that we will survive climate change or be turned into grey goo by nanobots - and what we can do about it. Funny, eye-opening and charmingly illustrated, this is the perfect book for doomsayers, cynics and pessimists everywhere.
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Autorenporträt
Jakob Thomä is a leading global expert on sustainability risks to financial markets. He is the co-Founder of several think tanks (2° Investing Initiative, Theia Finance Labs) and incubator of sustainability initiatives and companies (PACTA, tilt, MyFairMoney). Jakob is Professor in Practice at SOAS, University of London, where he teaches a course on Green Finance, columnist at Responsible Investor, and author of multiple books on sustainability and existential risks.