Cynthia’s Reviews > The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming > Status Update

My son Ethan Coffel, who is an atmospheric scientist, first told me about this book when I asked him what I should read about climate change. Ethan had read the chapter on Heat, because David Wallace-Wells asked him to, to see if he had cited Ethan's research correctly. (p. 41, "Heat Death"). So I am a proud mother. But it is such a beautifully written book. Also very scary.