In "Apocalypse Never," Michael Shellenberger challenges the doom-laden narrative surrounding environmentalism with an insightful and provocative exploration of the true state of our planet. Having devoted his life to environmental activism—from securing the future of the world's last unprotected redwoods to advocating for nuclear power as a means to curb emissions—Shellenberger brings a wealth of experience and a critical eye to the global conversation on climate change. With a blend of rigorous analysis and personal narrative, he seeks to dispel the myths that contribute to widespread ecological despair, revealing that, contrary to popular belief, many key indicators of environmental health are improving thanks to technological innovation and strategic policy interventions. Shellenberger delves deep into the heart of apocalyptic environmentalism, questioning the motives behind the movement's most vocal proponents and the unintended consequences of its rhetoric on public consciousness, especially among the youth. By examining the intersection of science, politics, and ideology, he uncovers a complex web of interests that fuel a narrative of despair, despite evidence of human progress and resilience. "Apocalypse Never" is not just a call for optimism but a nuanced plea for realism and action in facing environmental challenges. It invites readers to look beyond fear, embrace scientific literacy, and reclaim a sense of hope for the future of our planet.