Ebook {Epub PDF} The Bicycle Diaries: My 21000-Mile Ride for the Climate by David Kroodsma

The combination of a travelogue and an environmental call-to-action, American climate researcher and data journalist David Kroodsma’s nonfiction book The Bicycle Diaries: My 21,Mile Ride for the Climate () chronicles avid cyclist Kroodsma's epic bicycle trip from Palo Alto, California, to the southern tip of South America. Along the way, he encounters some of the spectacular landscapes on .  · So he set out on a well-packed bicycle with a business card, a laptop, and an eagerness to share his knowledge. His project, Ride for Climate, caught on; he gave over school and assembly presentations, garnered dozens of newspaper accounts of his journey, and appeared on international bltadwin.ru nearly two years of travel, Kroodsma witnessed the world from a seat of a bicycle.  · Environmental researcher David Kroodsma dreamed of bicycling down his driveway in Palo Alto, California, and pedaling for months until he reached the tip of South America. When he finally planned his trip, he wanted more than just adventure; he also wanted to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change on the countries he would explore.5/5(1).

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Climate researcher David Kroodsma dreamed of bicycling down his driveway in Palo Alto, California, and pedaling for months until he reached the tip of South America. David's book tells the adventure of a young climate expert as he cycles from his front door to the far end of the world, crossing 16 countries and pedaling 21, miles. Read the book's prologue below. So he set out on a well-packed bicycle with a business card, a laptop, and an eagerness to share his knowledge. His project, Ride for Climate, caught on; he gave over school and assembly presentations, garnered dozens of newspaper accounts of his journey, and appeared on international bltadwin.ru nearly two years of travel, Kroodsma witnessed the world from a seat of a bicycle.