20 February 2016

Climate Shock, Shock Climático, Klimaschock

Climate Shock soon available in several languages

Climate Shock is now available in German and Spanish, with several more languages to follow — including Chinese (simplified and traditional) and Japanese.

For international reviews/interviews:
中文 (Chinese): Chinese version of Pilita Clark's Financial Times review via FT中文网.
Deutsch (German): "Klimaschock" Interview im Universum Magazin. Español (Spanish): "El Shock Climático" Interview in Ballena Blanca.

For more on other languages and global rights.

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Getting to Greener Steel

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