The geostrategy of nature

Every new piece of news about the planet's environmental problems seems to increase people's sense of powerlessness in the face of any action capable of reversing a situation that only tends to worsen. In "The Geostrategy of Nature," Luís Henrique Ramos de Camargo presents arguments that prove why effective societal participation in decision-making processes involving environmental use is essential. The author criticizes the concept of climate change, which, he argues, is trapped in a Cartesian-Newtonian logic that views the planet and its ecological dynamics from a linear perspective. Those already familiar with the topic will be able to broaden their critical perspective on the logical and ecological models that accompany reports on the effects of climate change. For those just beginning their exposure to the subject, the book will be perfect for providing a proper critique of what has become known as climate change.