The new book, Silent Earth Inspires Action in the Face of Global Environmental Decline
Silent Earth Front Cover
Dr. Garry Rogers
Silent Earth was written for a wide audience with a potent combination of scientific rigor and actionable strategies. Designed for policymakers, scientists, educators, and engaged citizens, the book dives deep into the interconnected systems that support life on Earth and the adaptive strategies required to sustain civilization amid accelerating environmental challenges.
Garry Rogers examines the pivotal role of the biosphere in regulating Earth’s climate, ensuring biodiversity, and supporting essential life systems. He candidly explores the irreversible damage caused by human activities and offers innovative solutions that blend ecological science with cultural and technological transformation. Silent Earth goes beyond theoretical discussions, offering clear, tangible approaches for communities and nations to implement, from water management and renewable energy systems to education reform and ecosystem prioritization. “We’re at a crossroads,” Rogers explains. “The choices we make now will determine whether humanity can find a sustainable balance or succumb to the consequences of unchecked exploitation. Silent Earth offers a vision for survival and adaptation that is both realistic and achievable.”
The book’s call to action resonates with those concerned about the survival of both human societies and the biosphere itself. By focusing on the critical importance of grassroots initiatives and community-based solutions, Silent Earth empowers individuals to take meaningful steps toward creating resilient systems capable of weathering the challenges ahead.
Silent Earth: Adaptations for Life in a Devastated Biosphere will be available in January 2025 at major booksellers and online. To learn more about the book and its author, visit https://garryrogers.com/silent-earth/.
Garry Rogers is President of the nonprofit Agua Fria Open Space Alliance, Inc. AFOSA’s mission is understanding and protecting Earth’s natural systems. As AFOSA’s president, Rogers helps plan and direct research meeting the organization’s goals. He has written 15 books and hundreds of articles about animals, plants, and natural history.
Garry Rogers
AFOSA (Agua Fria Open Space Alliance, Inc.)
grcoldh2o@gmail.com
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