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Suddenly Summoning Earth
Written by Park Hyomi · Illustrated by Hong Sunjoo · Directed by Kang Hyounwoo
The earth's crisis facing us: Unraveling the deeply intertwined relationship between the ocean and climate crises
The earth's crisis facing us: Unraveling the deeply intertwined relationship between the ocean and climate crises
Human actions have caused the Earth to malfunction. As Arctic sea ice melts, vast amounts of freshwater flow into the oceans, diluting seawater salinity. This reduces the deep water formation. Less deep water means slower currents, creating major problems for the global circulation system. Like a domino game or the butterfly effect, one issue affects countless others. On this increasingly heated planet, we gradually facing the Earth’s crisis. By meticulously showing the progression of the climate crisis through marine ecosystems and natural phenomena, we come to understand in detail what is happening to the very planet we stand upon.
210×260mm, 56p / ISBN 979-11-93150-71-9
Park Hyomi
When Park saw the world from the Earth’s perspective, and again from the ocean’s vantage point, many things appeared different.
Her books are 《Diary Library》, 《Oh My God, Making Money?》, 《Blackout》, 《Social Life at the Ping Pong Hall》, and 《Let’s Eat Chicken First, Then Adolescence》.
Hong Sunjoo
Hong hopes the illustrations in this book will help soothe the Earth, even just a little.
She illustrated works such as 《Letters from Chojongri》, 《Hello, Goddess》, and 《Is There No Wheelchair Princess?》, and wrote and illustrated 《Hello, Everyone!》.
Kang Hyounwoo
Kang studied at the Department of Oceanography at Seoul National University, earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in physical oceanography from the same university’s graduate school, and currently serves as a principal researcher at the Ocean Climate Prediction Center of the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology.
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