Hot Money

In Hot Money, acclaimed author Naomi Klein delivers a powerful critique of the detrimental effects of deregulated capitalism on our planet's climate. This compelling narrative lays bare the urgent evidence that today's economic systems are in direct conflict with the environmental sustainability we desperately need.

Through her incisive prose, Klein reveals how the unchecked forces of capitalism are not just damaging the earth but are also challenging the very fabric of our societies. She argues that to avert a climate catastrophe, we must fundamentally rethink our approach to governance and economic structures. This book serves as both a wake-up call and a rallying cry, demanding a transformative shift in the way we view our world.

The themes in Hot Money resonate deeply in our current climate discourse, positioning it as a crucial read for anyone interested in environmental justice and economic reform. Klein’s work has garnered significant attention and acclaim, making it an essential text for understanding the intersection of capitalism and climate change.

As part of Penguin's collection of environmental classics, this book invites readers to critically engage with the status quo and advocates for a more sustainable future. With Klein's authoritative voice and insightful analysis, Hot Money is not just a book; it is a pivotal exploration of the urgent challenges we face today.