Amazon.co.uk Review
Kim Stanley Robinson has earned a reputation as the master of Mars fiction, writing books that are scientific, sociological and, better still, fantastic.
Green Mars continues the story of humans settling the planet in a process called "terraforming". In
Red Mars, the initial work in the trilogy, the first 100 scientists chosen to explore the planet disintegrated in disagreement--in part because of pressures from forces on Earth. Some of the scientists formed a loose network underground.
Green Mars, which won the 1994 Hugo Award, follows the development of the underground and the problems endemic to forming a new society.
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Product Description
The first 100 scientists and engineers landed on Mars in 2027, their task to "terraform" the planet, creating an atmosphere, warming the environment, building human habitats, freeing the water trapped in underground aquifiers and seeding the new landscape. This book tells their story.