Author of Breaking Open the Head and 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl. My new book, How Soon Is Now?, comes out in February. patreon.com/danielpinchbeck
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Averting Apocalypse
The author David Wallace-Wells is correct when he writes, “No plausible program of emissions reductions alone can prevent climate disaster.” However, that doesn’t mean that nothing can be done to save our species – and the planet – from approaching cataclysm. In fact, if humanity was to awaken to our current plight and work together, we could transform the Earth in a positive direction that would allow us to thrive here for the long term.
August 23, 2017