Title: Book of the Alarmist The Green U-Turn
Subtitle: Global Climate Agenda
Description: A groundbreaking, well researched and honest book about climate change written originally for the Russian audience and published by WCIOM, a research company, in open access with a limited print run. It became a must-read for Russian ruling elite bringing hopes for postwar consensus on Russian national identity and mission, this is the one book on climate actually read by Putin, but he apparently made his own conclusions. Translated into English by Alexander Graphit, it is the crucial contribution to climate communication by the author who produced a more hopeful collective report “The Green Turn” for president’s Hunan Rights Council before.  This is the only project that Zassoursky was able to complete after making an anti war stand in 2022 (understandable: he was baptized in Kiev by a Ukrainian grandmother): a billion rubles blockbuster he produced “EmpireV” was cancelled two weeks before the premiere and Victor Ginzburg, the director, ran away with film and money after selling it to pirates)…

There are some autobiographical notes and personal remarks in this volume but the book itself is a journalist investigation that answers the questions of what comes next based on recently published books and measurements while also explaining why lay people and even scientists just can’t put things straight. 

Free translation rights are available for Ukrainian, Finnish, Esperanto, Hindu and Marathi, more to be announced later. The preprint is released under CC NC (Creative Commons Non-Commercial) license.
Subjects: Climate communication, climate change, Forecasts, Natural disasters, Migration, Solar radiation control, CO2 and CH4 emissions and harvesting, Russian Political fiction, Hope