Ignoring the Apocalypse

Exploring the theme of apocalyptic predictions, this book examines the historical context of environmental warnings over the past century, highlighting significant forecasts like the Club of Rome report. It questions the nature of American responses to imminent threats, contrasting instances of neglect with proactive planning. The discussion delves into whether the U.S. distinguishes between various levels of danger, particularly those that could lead to catastrophic consequences for life and the economy.