"How to Blow Up a Pipeline" is a provocative non-fiction book by Andreas Malm that addresses the urgency of climate change and the inadequate responses to it. Malm, a respected climate scientist, argues that traditional methods of protest are no longer sufficient to avert the looming ecological disaster. In this manifesto, he calls for a radical reassessment of tactics within the climate movement. He highlights the necessity of actively confronting the fossil fuel industry to reduce its influence and bring about the necessary changes. The book not only provides a critical analysis of the current situation but also offers a historical perspective on successful social movements that have achieved change through determined action. Malm's urgent message is that it is time to question the boundaries of activism and find new ways to fight for the planet.