Climate Change: Twice as bad as you think,...yet, only 1/10th of the problem

How does my book A Planet of 3 Billion relate to the ongoing climate change debate?  To find out, read this article that I wrote for the World Economic Forum.  As should be obvious from the title, I do my best to do two things.  First, I attempt to awaken the climate community and the general public to how ocean acidification - a chronically under appreciated symptom of human carbon emissions - is so problematic that climate change properly understood is at least twice as bad as popularly thought. Second, I attempt to put the climate change in context of the larger 'human footprint.'  When you read P3B, you will see in two key chapters entitled "Industrialization of the Global Landscape" and "The Geography of Humanity's Waste" that together communicate the ten different forms of human footprint of which climate change must be understood as only one.  In short, climate change is twice as bad as you think, yet only 1/10th of the problem.