Book 'Climate Atlas'
Book 'Climate Atlas'
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- Everyone has an opinion on just about everything. Whether pineapple belongs on a pizza. Whether a toilet roll should be hung with the end facing towards or away from the wall. Or whether Superman would beat Batman in a fight, for example. But forming an opinion on the climate? That's more difficult.
- Read in the Climate Atlas how it all works, because this book provides information that enables everyone to form a sensible and well-founded opinion.
- The author, Jean-Paul Schutten, is an acclaimed writer in the Netherlands who repeatedly succeeds in explaining important topics in a sensible, engaging way.
- Suitable for readers aged 10 and up.
- The book has 104 pages.
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Shipping & Costs
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From €80, you enjoy free shipping within Belgium and the Netherlands.
For orders below this amount, we charge a small contribution towards the shipping costs. During checkout, you will always see the exact amount.
We package our products as sustainably as possible, with respect for people and the environment, so that your toys arrive safely and responsibly.
Delivery Time & Shipping
Delivery Time & Shipping
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