Description
Horizon Work is a groundbreaking exploration of the climate crisis, offering a fresh perspective on how we understand our environment's instability. In this compelling book by anthropologist Adriana Petryna, readers will delve into concepts of 'horizoning'—a new method to navigate and respond to the uncertainty brought by climate change. With carbon dioxide emissions soaring, this vital work addresses not just the science but the human stories behind the shifting dynamics of our planet. Wildfire scientists are rethinking predictive models that no longer apply, illustrating the urgent need for innovative approaches to risk management under crises like wildfires and other natural disasters. Through captivating narratives, Petryna illustrates how societies are adapting, examining ecological responses and ethical considerations in the face of environmental collapse. Horizon Work emphasizes the collective effort required to combat climate chaos; it sheds light on how communities can transform adversity into action. By reframing our relationship with knowledge and expectation, this book is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the future of our world amidst environmental unpredictability. Dive into Horizon Work to discover how we can turn daunting challenges into opportunities for collaborative resilience and strategic adaptation for our planet’s survival.