Climate Change and Geopolitics: Consequences and effects, economic and geopolitical, that climate change will have on our planet

This book stems from a simple but inescapable certainty: we can no longer afford to look away. Climate change is no longer a distant threat, confined to graphs or alarmist news headlines. It is here, among us, every day, in the crops that fail to ripen, in the receding rivers, in the encroaching seas, in the melting ice, in the silent movements of millions of people seeking a land that is still habitable. But it is not just an environmental issue. It is a lens through which the deeper fragilities of our world are revealed: economic inequalities, geopolitical tensions, the weaknesses of financial systems, the limits of our development model. In these pages, climate becomes the red thread that links science to economics, politics to society, the individual to the collective, the present to a future that concerns us all. Chapter by chapter, the book takes us on a journey that starts with the causes of global warming and leads us to explore its most unpredictable and structural effects: the possible collapse of the Gulf Stream, new geopolitical balances in the Arctic, forced migrations caused by droughts and floods, threats to food and water security, changes in global finance, the rise of renewable energy, and the transformation of global economic power.But it is not just a technical or political analysis. It is also a deep reflection on the kind of world we are building and the one we might yet choose. Because climate change forces us, perhaps for the first time in human history, to think in terms of species, planet, generations. It forces us to ask ourselves who we want to be. Whether we will be the ones who have continued to ignore, to postpone, to deny. Or whether we will have the courage to act, to change course, to invent a different future. The concluding chapter does not close, but opens. It is an invitation to responsibility, but also to hope. Because there is still room. There is still time. Not much, but enough to turn this crisis into an opportunity for collective rebirth. This book does not offer easy solutions. It does not promise miraculous salvations. But it does offer something more solid and necessary: awareness. And from there, perhaps, everything else can be born.

• | Author: Dan Power
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Jun 27, 2025
• | Number of Pages: 00096 pages
• | Binding: Paperback or Softback
• | ISBN-10: NA
• | ISBN-13: 9798289909909