The Problem with Solutions

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The book critiques the prevalent "solutionism" that oversimplifies complex social and environmental issues, arguing that many proposed solutions fail to address deeper structural causes. Authored in an engaging style, it challenges readers to consider more ambitious and collective responses rather than quick fixes. By examining failures in areas like climate and agriculture, the author not only critiques but also offers a broader systemic approach that encourages strategic action. This work is essential for anyone invested in meaningful change.