Goodnight Fossil Fuels!: A Climate Story - Schneider, David P.
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When world leaders won't lead the way out of the climate crisis, penguins and scientists organize a global effort to put fossil fuels to bed. Faced with melting ice sheets and burning back yards, the penguin hero and his friends take action to prevent fossil carbon from wreaking further havoc on Earth's climate, people and ecosystems. This epic story of climate change has been carefully researched and written by a doctor of climate science, and professionally illustrated with 25 unique watercolors. Beautiful, hopeful, and a little bit silly, this book will inform and entertain children of all…mehr

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When world leaders won't lead the way out of the climate crisis, penguins and scientists organize a global effort to put fossil fuels to bed. Faced with melting ice sheets and burning back yards, the penguin hero and his friends take action to prevent fossil carbon from wreaking further havoc on Earth's climate, people and ecosystems. This epic story of climate change has been carefully researched and written by a doctor of climate science, and professionally illustrated with 25 unique watercolors. Beautiful, hopeful, and a little bit silly, this book will inform and entertain children of all ages. Arriving at a pivotal moment for defining the future, this book is designed to educate, spark discussion and inspire action. With an engaging story and a well-researched Epilogue, this book guides families who are looking to make a difference in our collective climate future. Wake up to the climate crisis and join the fight to wish fossil fuels goodnight!
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Autorenporträt
Dr. David P. Schneider is a scientist, writer, and outdoor explorer. He has deep knowledge in climate science and geology, 20 years of experience in guiding and mentoring youth, and has published science-based magazine articles and blogs. He believes in the power of storytelling and art, delivered with a light dose of humor, to inspire children to see things differently and change the world. Favorite thing to read: Maps. Favorite penguin: The adélie.