Review of Nemesis 6

[Alice Fu]

The next mass extinction coming up as a rising possibility is something that has been a topic of human discussion for a long time. One can only hope that the work of humans can help ease the damage that is potentially upon us.

[Ogunkoya Mayowa]

This book seems to be interesting and informative. It talks about the problem we are facing in the world, the effect of the industrial revolution that occurred over 200 years ago. It provides solutions on how to regulate the health of our biosphere. I like how the author not only mentioned the problem we are facing in the world but also provided solutions to them. Nice review.

[Francis Omotayo Aderogbin]

The inclusion of European history as the birthplace of democracy and its ongoing efforts to break free from human ignorance, greed, and destruction was an excellent addition. It helps readers to better understand the past and present economic practices around the world.

[Omobolanle Savage]

The author's deliberate approach to explaining the term "Revolution" and highlighting the accomplishments and faults of significant revolutionists in history was an excellent way to communicate the book's aim.

[Ann Kidiavai]

From this review it clear that human beings have realized that there is need to regulate the health of our biosphere and strike a balance to support the present flora and fauna. Richard Mollingers enlightens us that the past and present economic practices have a huge impact on the safety of our biosphere. It is therefore up to humans to come together to save whatever little that is left. The European union is already working on this and its determined to prevent catastrophic decision making regarding both Anthropocene and geological considerations. I would like to find out the steps and process taken to ensure these goals are achieved. What role does science play in this and how ready is the world for this? Thank you for a detailed review.

[B Sheila Holt]

Thank you for such a truly amazing and wonderful review on this most intriguing and fascinating book. The sample is very captivating to read.

[Sewabanks Okoye]

I'm grateful for this wonderful review. After reading this review, I now believe that this book is an important read that examines the pressing issues that mankind is experiencing in the Quaternary age, and I am personally invested in it. I'm grateful that the author made this book available. Greetings on being chosen as the day's featured book!

[Maduabuchi Okwiya N Eze]

The concept of "neoliberalism business practices" is so true. This is because there has been a drastic, somewhat largely unhealthy consumption habits, resulting in environmental degradation, which put is in the risk of mass extinction. This book is also well edited, and so readers should have a smooth reading experience.

[Chinedum Chijioke]

The book truly captures my interest with its intriguing and enlightening content. It deeply resonates with the idea that humanity's rampant greed and ignorance lie at the core of the numerous destructive challenges we currently confront. As you astutely suggested, fostering a positive transformation in future generations may hold the key to reclaiming the lost equilibrium.

[Jeremie Mondejar]

The review is quite interesting, especially the global plot. I don't understand what's going on in "one biosphere, one people."
Thanks for the review because it gives valuable details about the book.

[moureen waiti]

This review is it catches attention. The human activities are affecting the biosphere and how climate change is resulting into droughts and floods .There is reduced crop production which is threatening the food security globally. Malnutrition is also on the rise with obesity.The weak political will is also affecting the willingness to change.This book is really interesting that everyone should read and take a step to change for the better future.

[Manang Muyang]

I share the author's concern about the future of our planet. However, I think the book is geared towards scientists. I could not understand half of the terms used.

[Maliha Naveed]

The book seems to describe the effects of the significant revolutions the world encountered. I would like to read how the author has tackled the serious issues of human greed and the destruction of the world at the hands of human beings.

[John Ikenwanze]

I like how insightful the book is. The in-depth research contained in the book is another great feature. Congratulations on making BOTD. Thank you for the awesome review.