Publisher's Synopsis
Description of the book
"Climate Change and Its Effects on Human Identity" is a comprehensive exploration of the profound and multifaceted impacts of climate change on human identity. The book delves into the historical, cultural, psychological, and societal dimensions of climate change, examining how this global crisis is reshaping the way individuals and communities perceive themselves and their place in the world. Through twenty chapters, it covers the evolution of human identity in the face of environmental challenges, from ancient climate events to modern-day anthropogenic impacts. It highlights the psychological effects, such as eco-anxiety and displacement, and explores the intersections with cultural heritage, gender, youth activism, and national narratives. The book also addresses the roles of education, policy, technology, and ethical considerations in shaping a sustainable future. It emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility and collective effort, showcasing case studies of communities and leaders who are driving positive change. By integrating knowledge from various disciplines and perspectives, the book offers a holistic understanding of climate change and its deep connections to human identity, ultimately calling for a unified and hopeful approach to creating a resilient and sustainable future.
