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Thomas L. Friedman
ISBN 9780141036663
Rs. 1,120
Penguin Books
Hot, Flat, and Crowded
Who it's for: Readers interested in global environmental and economic issues
In 'Hot, Flat, and Crowded,' Thomas L. Friedman follows up on his influential work 'The World is Flat' by examining the interconnected challenges of climate change, rapid population growth, and global energy demands. Friedman argues that these three forces necessitate a fundamental shift in how societies operate. He proposes 'Code Green,' a comprehensive strategy advocating for clean energy, resource efficiency, and conservation, as the path to renew our global future.Why You Should Read? Understand the critical global issues arising from environmental change and population expansion. Explore Thomas L. Friedman's strategic framework, 'Code Green,' for addressing these challenges. Gain insights into the practical applications of clean energy, energy efficiency, and conservation policies. Consider a forward-looking perspective on global sustainability and economic renewal.
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- Examines climate change, population growth, and energy demands
- Proposes 'Code Green' strategy for clean energy and efficiency
- Follow-up to Friedman's influential 'The World is Flat'
- Focuses on global sustainability and economic renewal
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All by Thomas L. Friedman →Questions about this book
What is 'Code Green'?
Code Green is a comprehensive strategy proposed by Friedman advocating for clean energy, resource efficiency, and conservation to address global challenges.
Is this book a sequel to 'The World is Flat'?
It is a follow-up, building on themes from 'The World is Flat' but focusing on environmental and energy issues.
What are the main topics covered?
The book covers climate change, rapid population growth, global energy demands, and the need for a fundamental shift in societal operations.
Who would benefit from reading this book?
Readers interested in global sustainability, environmental policy, and economic renewal would find it insightful.




