Franke James’ Visual Review

Toronto artist/writer Franke James created this powerful “visual
review” of The Climate War. I’m delighted that my book has inspired
such a compelling piece. It’s my favorite review so far — please take
a look, I think you’ll be moved. For the full review, please visit James’ site here.

Ending the Climate War

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Credits:

Franke James merges science, art and storytelling to inspire people to take action and “do the hardest thing first” for the planet. Franke uses her skills as an artist, photographer and writer to create visual essays on environmental and social issues. She is the author of two award-winning books, Bothered By My Green Conscience and Dear Office-Politics, the game everyone plays.

Ending The Climate War © 2010 Franke James is a visual essay review of the book, The Climate War by Eric Pooley Published in 2010 by Hyperion.

Photographs, illustrations and writing by Franke James, MFA, except as noted below:
Excerpts from The Climate War
Fly on the Wall quote: Hansen and Rogers dinner, Pages 268-269
Safe Targets quote: Jim Hansen, Pages 261-262
EDF: 40 Years and Still No Action (YouTube video)
“Sewer Sky” illustration features: Tar sands photo by © Jiri Rezac / Greenpeace
Congress WikiMedia photo by Diliff
Eric Pooley drawing by Franke James is based on a photograph © Michael O’Neill
Jim Rogers drawing by Franke James is based on a press photograph
Photos of Fred Krupp and Al Gore are from their Twitter profiles
Jim Hansen photo is from NASA
Google Earth Map © Google