Terrifying is just one of the words to leap off the page. * The Bookseller *
[Dyer] eloquently explores the 'grim detail' of how governments will grapple with a challenge unprecedented since before there were governments. You won't find this stuff in any IPCC report... It makes for a good read. Fred Pearce * New Scientist *
Well written and well argued, crammed with impressive interview material and wonderful personal vignettes. * Ottawa Citizen *
Frightening yet essential reading. * Library Journal *
[Dyer] eloquently explores the 'grim detail' of how governments will grapple with a challenge unprecedented since before there were governments. You won't find this stuff in any IPCC report... It makes for a good read. Fred Pearce * New Scientist *
The multitude of sources and the political perspective on global warming make the book scarier and more convincing than the usual predictions limited to climate and weather. We can hope that Dyer's sources are impressive enough to convince policy makers to take serious action. * Publishers Weekly *
Frightening yet essential reading. * Library Journal *
Climate Wars: The Fight for Survival as the World Overheats has been called 'a truly important and timely book,' but I'd go further. I'll say this may be the most important book you'll read this year. Mickey Z * Planet Green *
Climate Wars: The Fight for Survival as the World Overheats has been called 'a truly important and timely book,' but I'd go further. I'll say this may be the most important book you'll read this year. Mickey Z * Planet Green *
Speculative as Dyer's litte `history of the future' is, it has an unmistakable - and alarming - ring of truth. * Scotsman *
Hopefully, his lucidly written book may help raise awareness of the potential crisis. * irish times *
compelling... a warning of what could happen if we don't pull our fingers out. * The Big Issue Scotland *
In his seriously worrying study of the near future, Gwynne Dyer adopts a rarely considered perspective on climate change: the potential political and military responses to its effects. * The Geographical Magazine *
A well-argued, eye-opening book that will convince you of the need for immediate action, if it doesn't keep you up at night.
A calm and masterful analysis Praise for Iraq: Anarchy & Renewal in the Middle East * Scotsman *
A well-argued, eye-opening book that will convince you of the need for immediate action, if it doesn't keep you up at night.
The multitude of sources and the political perspective on global warming make the book scarier and more convincing than the usual predictions limited to climate and weather. We can hope that Dyer's sources are impressive enough to convince policy makers to take serious action. * Publishers Weekly *
Like a Stephen King novel, it's scary, but you can't put it down. * G Magazine *
Gwynne Dyer's brilliant analysis, in Climate Wars, of the geopolitical conflicts that may unfold over the next few decades - even if we do get serious about global warming - is almost too fearsome to absorb. When I talk to the scientists themselves, there is a palpable sense of panic, something confirmed by Dyer in his interviews conducted around the world. * The Monthly *
Dyer does a wonderful job of explaining all aspects of this crisis ... highly recommend[ed]. * A 'n' E Vibe *
Dyer has a gift for providing a unique perspective on war and conflict. Now he's taking on climate change as well. * Peace Magazine *
