Synopsis

Climate change isn’t just a scientific issue—it’s a financial one, a social one, and ultimately, a deeply personal one. In this accessible and timely book, Dino James connects the dots between rising global temperatures, environmental shifts, and the economic realities they create for everyday individuals, communities, and nations.

With clarity and conviction, James breaks down complex concepts—like carbon pricing, insurance risks, and resource scarcity—into digestible, relatable ideas. From the shrinking coastlines to the swelling costs of inaction, he explores the real-world consequences of global warming not just for ecosystems, but for your wallet, your well-being, and your future.

This book is a call to awareness and action. Whether you’re a concerned citizen, a policymaker, or simply curious about what climate change really means to you, Financial and Environmental Impact of Climate Change and Global Warming provides both the big picture and practical insight.

The question isn’t whether you’re affected—it’s how, and what you’ll do about it.