The work is a comprehensive work that examines various dimensions of climate change, aiming to provide both theoretical insights and practical solutions to this global challenge. The book covers a wide range of topics, from social movements to technological innovations, from environmental and economic impacts to artistic approaches. The chapters in this volume offer a multifaceted analysis of the climate crisis. Within the context of social movements and social change, the rise of new-wave climate activism and feminist perspectives on climate justice theories are explored. Technological solutions are discussed through innovative approaches such as AI-supported recycling systems and biomimicry and wooden design for carbon-neutral living. Economic and social impacts are examined through the lens of climate change’s effects on social structures and the entrepreneurial opportunities that arise in times of crisis. Moreover, the book delves into environmental history and aesthetics, highlighting creative solutions like ecological art and climate aesthetics. In the sections on natural disasters and environmental effects, the impact of climate change on floods, flash floods, and plant protection methods is detailed. The governance and policy perspective evaluates topics such as multi-level urban governance networks and the relationship between environmental performance and institutional quality. This interdisciplinary volume brings together contributions from experts in various fields, serving as a scientific guide to understanding and addressing the climate crisis. It aims to raise both individual and societal awareness and provides readers with holistic approaches to tackling global challenges.

Designed to be a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in the topic, this book seeks to enhance knowledge about climate change and contribute to building a more sustainable future. Through its in-depth exploration and diverse perspectives, it underscores the importance of collective efforts in addressing the most pressing issue of our time: the climate crisis.