CLIMATE CHANGE AND PEOPLE

In a world increasingly dominated by climate headlines, Ms. Renuka Kad’s Climate Change and People arrives as a timely and vital contribution. More than just a scientific or policy-based examination, the book is a deeply human exploration of how climate change is not only an environmental emergency but a profound human crisis that touches every aspect of life — from gender equity and poverty to infrastructure and livelihoods.

- Ms. Renuka Kad

Ms. Renuka Kad is an environmental researcher and climate advocate dedicated to highlighting the human impact of climate change. With a background in sustainability studies, she focuses on bridging science, policy, and social justice. Climate Change and People reflects her commitment to making climate discourse more inclusive, urgent, and people-focused.

At its heart, Climate Change and People seeks to humanize the climate narrative. Rather than abstract statistics and distant scenarios, Kad grounds her analysis in the lived experiences of individuals and communities, especially those most vulnerable — the poor, women, indigenous groups, and smallholder farmers — who are bearing the brunt of climate impacts despite contributing the least to the problem.