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Data-Based Solutions to Environmental Problems Instead of Disaster Narratives
10 Jul 2025Environmental scientist Dr. The book "It's Not the End of the World", written by Hannah Ritchie, presents a solution-oriented and hopeful approach while analyzing the environmental crises facing the world with data.
Boyner Publications' new book "It's Not the End of the World" was announced with an online launch meeting held with minimal impact on the environment. Boyner Group Corporate Communications Director Selen Tokcan Hacaloğlu made the opening speech of the meeting and stated that the format of the meeting exactly matches the message of the book.
“The Possibility of Data-Based Solutions Instead of Disaster Narratives”
Boyner Publications General Director Zeynep Erkurt Çelik pointed out the power of books to transform lives by saying, "This book literally appeals to the spirit of the time. Dr. Hannah Ritchie's data-based approach allows us to focus on the possibility of data-based solutions instead of disaster narratives." Çelik stated that they see publishing not only as a job but also as a responsibility towards society.
“Together We Can Build a More Livable Future”
Environmental Scientist and Writer Dr. Hannah Ritchie said, "It is easy to become pessimistic in the face of environmental crises, but the data tells another story. Developments such as the decrease in air pollution, the slowing of deforestation, and the rise of renewable energy show that progress is possible. Our aim with this book was to go beyond disaster narratives and show that everyone, from individuals to communities, can be part of the solution, with data-based optimism. It is not the end of the world; together, we can build a more livable future."
Seven Big Environmental Problems
It's Not the End of the World suggests focusing on solutions in a world flooded with disaster news. It tackles seven major environmental challenges, ranging from air pollution to plastic waste, from deforestation to the climate crisis, with data-driven optimism. The book accepts three sentences as true at once: "The world is so much better. The world is still so bad. But the world can be so much better."
In the book, Dr. While Hannah Ritchie presents historical data, current developments and future solutions in a fluent and understandable language, she invites everyone, from individuals to states, to take action with information. The book calls for action with hope as well as environmental awareness. Sustainability, transformation and social awareness are discussed in the work, where scientific data is made accessible to everyone.
Some noteworthy data in the book are as follows:
- Since the 1990s, death rates due to air pollution have halved worldwide.
- During the same period, deforestation slowed by 26%.
- Use of coal in electricity production; It fell from 60% to 2% in the United Kingdom, from 55% to 20% in the USA, and from 90% to 10% in Denmark.
- While 110 million hectares of forest were lost between 2010 and 2020, 50 million hectares were reforested in the same period.
- Worldwide sales of electric vehicles increased from 2% in 2019 to 14% in 2022.
All this data shows that the world is facing big problems that need to be solved, but also that there is strong data, technologies and global will for the solution.
Source: Eco IQ
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