The Climate Crisis and the Global Green New Deal

Chomsky explores economic reforms alongside environmental issues, but I'm curious what motivated him to connect these specific ideas. Did he see this as the most viable path forward?

The book dives deep into political economy, which can be dense, but also very eye-opening. I wonder if others found certain sections more accessible than others.

The book offers ambitious solutions, but implementing them across different political systems seems daunting. Am I the only one wondering how feasible these ideas are in practice?