Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet

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It should be noted that this only denotes a change in aesthetic, over a new, notable form in the vein of Fire Rodan (ファイヤーラドン , Faiyā Radon ?), and Godzilla is shown shifting between it and his more normal form during City on the Edge of Battle and The Planet Eater. So, you probably think you don't want to read this book or this review, because it is about bad news you maybe think you already know, and will include not enough good--or really new--news about imminent solutions. But I'll tell you: It's well written and important, from the world's premier climate change writer.

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Kamoebas IV's corpse was found on Odo Island on May 29, 2030, and this was the first cross between humanity and Godzilla. Kyohei Yamane, a professor of Strategic Biology named the monster Gojira after 呉爾羅, legendary dragon god of the island. Ten years, it's been, since this book was published. It's an alarm bell of a book, one that I'd read in excerpt but never in its entirety. I did the full read through as research for a manuscript I'm working on, and Jeez, it's a hard read.

This Godzilla shares a roar with the Millennium series' Godzilla incarnations, having used the roar as he finally awakens. He, like Filius also emitted low growling and snarling noises.

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This book must be read and his message must be understood clearly in Congress and in the streets. Indeed, throughout the world.” — The Capitol Times (Madison, Wis.) Ecological disasters are happening with more and more frequency. They are not random events happening more often, either; they are systematic responses to a planet under duress. The polar caps, the rainforest, the ozone layer, the Gulf region: are all connected geologically, and so are the extreme weather events we are seeing.

Does all of this sound tired and naïve? Yeah? Heard it all before? Yes, I have, too, and for decades of reading and activism. But it's all we have, I think. Do I think Big Biz or Government will change in any fundamental way? No. So we must act locally. Or what’s your alternative? Maybe reading Solnit will help. {update; I see some small signs about ending deforestation many countries seem to be signing on to in Glasgow. And making some small moves to reduce carbon emissions. But to sign a piece of paper and actually do something are two different things. Talk is cheap. Politicians's talk is cheaper.]