Praise for This Changes Everything:

“One of Canada's biggest voices has done it again. The author of No Logo has brought us a new defining tome.” —The Globe and Mail
 
“The most momentous and contentious environmental book since Silent Spring.” —The New York Times

“Searing, encyclopedic, and radical.... Fascinating.” —The Walrus
 
“This may be the first truly honest book ever written about climate change.”—TIME
 
“Klein is a brave and passionate writer who always deserves to be heard, and this is a powerful and urgent book.” —The Observer
 
“If global warming is a worldwide wake-up call, we’re all pretty heavy sleepers. . . . Klein's sharp analysis makes a compelling case that a mass awakening is part of the answer.” —The Chicago Tribune
 
“Gripping and dramatic. . . . [Klein] writes of a decisive battle for the fate of the earth in which we either take back control of the planet from the capitalists who are destroying it or watch it all burn.” —Rolling Stone
 
“Klein savages the idea that we will be saved by new technologies or by an incremental shift away from fossil fuels: Both approaches, she argues, are forms of denial. . . . Aware of the intractability of the problems she describes, [Klein] manages optimism nonetheless.” —New York Times
 
“The manifesto that the climate movement—and the planet—needs right now. . . . [This Changes Everything] could help catalyze the kind of mass movement she argues the world needs now.” —San Francisco Chronicle
 
“Powerfully and uncompromisingly written, the impassioned polemic we have come to expect from Klein, mixing first-hand accounts of events around the world and withering political analysis. . . . Her stirring vision is nothing less than a political, economic, social, cultural and moral make-over of the human world.” —New Scientist

“This is the best book about climate change in a very long time—in large part because it's about much more. It sets the most important crisis in human history in the context of our other ongoing traumas, reminding us just how much the powers-that-be depend on the power of coal, gas and oil. And that in turn should give us hope, because it means the fight for a just world is the same as the fight for a livable one.” —Bill McKibben

“Naomi Klein applies her fine, fierce, and meticulous mind to the greatest, most urgent questions of our times. . . . I count her among the most inspirational political thinkers in the world today.” —Arundhati Roy