Genevieve Guenther is an American scholar and climate advocate who founded End Climate Silence, an organisation working to increase media coverage of the climate crisis. She is a cultural historian whose academic training gives her unique insight into the politics of language.
The Language of Climate Politics examines how the language we use to talk about climate change shapes what we believe, what we're willing to do, and who we hold responsible. Guenther analyses the rhetorical strategies used by both climate advocates and those who delay action, revealing how language itself becomes a battleground.
The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers a sharp, important analysis. Guenther's work appeals to climate advocates, communications professionals, and anyone interested in how the words we choose determine the future we get.
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