Mark Alizart is a writer and philosopher who lives in Paris.

‘Everyone will find much to disagree with in Alizart’s short new book. I certainly do. But that’s not the point. The point of his non-fiction novella is to provoke, and to force one to consider certain disturbing possibilities. In that objective, he undoubtedly succeeds.’Rupert Read, author of Parents for a Future: How Loving Our Children Can Prevent Climate Collapse

• Note & Acknowledgements1 A New Front2 Short the World3 Reichstag Megafires4 ‘So They Knew…’5 Carbofascism6 Act Up for the Climate7 This is Not a Crisis8 The Green Army9 Gaia Must Not Be Deprived of Her Hopes10 The World is Ours!Endnotes

Mark Alizart is a writer and philosopher who lives in Paris.

‘Everyone will find much to disagree with in Alizart’s short new book. I certainly do. But that’s not the point. The point of his non-fiction novella is to provoke, and to force one to consider certain disturbing possibilities. In that objective, he undoubtedly succeeds.’Rupert Read, author of Parents for a Future: How Loving Our Children Can Prevent Climate Collapse

• Note & Acknowledgements1 A New Front2 Short the World3 Reichstag Megafires4 ‘So They Knew…’5 Carbofascism6 Act Up for the Climate7 This is Not a Crisis8 The Green Army9 Gaia Must Not Be Deprived of Her Hopes10 The World is Ours!Endnotes