Advance Praise for: TAKING THE HEAT
"Bonnie Schneider has done an enormous public service! This easy-to-understand book will help readers comprehend the profound health impacts of the climate crisis..."
--Robin Cooper, MD, President of Climate Psychiatry Alliance, University of California San Francisco, School of Medicine
“TAKING THE HEAT” is an excellent read that offers important insight on how climate change is permeating our quality of life, and ultimately our longevity...”
--Robert Glatter, M.D., Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine. Lenox Hill Hospital, Northwell Health
Something to look forward to before your book arrives!
Pre-Order TAKING THE HEAT from any bookseller and in any format: hardcover, e-book, or the audio version - read by the author, and you will receive a gratitude journal filled with guided writing prompts and in coordination with the outdoor elements. After you purchase your book, just fill in your name, email, and book order number. It’s that easy! :)
About the Author:
Bonnie Schneider
Bonnie Schneider is a national television meteorologist based in New York City, appearing on MSNBC/NBC News and Yahoo! Finance. She created the platform Weather & Wellness©, successfully launching its original video content focusing on climate change and health for New York-based Newsday’s digital site. Her first book, Extreme Weather, was published by Palgrave Macmillian.
Previously, Bonnie was a special correspondent and on-camera weather expert for Bloomberg TV. She regularly appeared on CNN, HLN, and CNN International. At CNN, she contributed to the network’s Peabody Award for “Coverage of Hurricane Katrina and its Aftermath.” Bonnie has held weather and reporting positions at local TV stations across the country, ranging in location from Lake Charles, Louisiana to Boston, Massachusetts.
Bonnie has presented her research as a keynote and featured speaker at a variety of national venues ranging from science museums to Google corporate headquarters. At the Manova Health Summit in Minneapolis, Minnesota her talk on weather, climate change, and health was attended by over 1,500 global leaders in medicine and technology.
Native New Yorker and a graduate of Boston University, Bonnie was awarded the American Meteorological Society's Seal of Approval for achieving the highest standard of excellence in both technical weather knowledge and communication skills.