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What if just one degree of warming could decide the fate of our planet?
In The Last Degree, climate technologist Madhusudhan Anand unpacks the far-reaching consequences of a seemingly small rise in global temperature. From melting polar ice and shifting ocean currents to vanishing forests and blistering cities, this book reveals the hidden systems already reshaping our world.
Blending real-world case studies, emerging technologies, and hyperlocal climate data, Madhusudhan takes readers on a gripping journey through the science, urgency, and hope surrounding climate change. Personal stories add emotional depth, connecting the data to the lives it impacts—and the lives that can still change the outcome.
More than a book on climate science, The Last Degree is a rallying cry. It shows how policymakers, entrepreneurs, and everyday citizens can become agents of transformation—armed with knowledge, compassion, and bold action. From AI-driven air quality monitoring to grassroots energy revolutions, the path forward is clearer than ever.
This is the story of our defining challenge—and the roadmap to humanity’s greatest comeback.
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Madhusudhan Anand
Data scientist and climate inventor Madhusudhan Anand is the co-founder and chief technology officer of Ambee, a global climate intelligence firm that is revolutionising how people perceive and react to environmental change. Having worked at the intersection of AI, sustainability, and public health for more than ten years, his work has benefited businesses and people worldwide.
Madhusudhan, a climate researcher, patent holder, and TEDx speaker, blends innovative technology with profound purpose. His journey from a small Indian town to the forefront of climate innovation has strengthened his conviction that justice, equity, and resilience can be fuelled by data.
He condenses years of study, anecdotes, and ideas into a compelling story in The Last Degree, challenging each reader to view themselves as changemakers rather than passive observers.
