"Has It Come to This provides insight into the rise of geoengineering onto the world stage, painting a picture of societal power in a global system. In this book, the editors decisively highlight the role of power and politics in defining technologically, economically, and politically feasible paths forward."

Rachael Shwom, Associate professor, Rutgers University

"Sapinski, Buck, Malm, and their trans-Atlantic team of realists, Marxists, and discourse theorists amplify how twenty-first-century citizens live under terms set by corporations, states, big science, and media in a post-truth era. Taking up the mystifications of solar geo-engineering, their essays look not so much at global ecological impacts, but ask, What are the chances for democratic climate governance?"

Ariel Salleh, editor of Eco-Sufficiency & Global Justice (2009)

"2020 New Reads"
https://hazards.colorado.edu/library/new-reads

Natural Hazards Center

"Has it Come to This? is an essential primer for understanding the context of recent geoengineering developments and should find wide appeal for both dedicated researchers and the interested public....[T]he collection provides a helpful guide for critical scholars looking to engage with what seems likely to be one of the most major debates in coming times."

Capitalism Nature Socialism

"What are the promises and perils of geoengineering?" by Charlotte Hsu

The University of Buffalo