La grande rimozione by Roberto Grossi tackles, with narrative and visual force, the crucial theme of climate change — the most urgent yet most denied threat of our time. Through images, personal memories, and scientific data, the author weaves a story that intertwines history, politics, ecology, and intimate recollection, showing how global warming is radically transforming the planet and our lives. The progressive disappearance of glaciers, symbols of landscapes we can no longer recognize, becomes the mark of a collective wound and of a democratic crisis accompanying the environmental one. Grossi introduces the concept of solastalgia — the pain of seeing familiar places altered and unrecognizable — extending it to the condition of a humanity struggling to recognize itself. With a lucid and compelling gaze, the book exposes the illusion of human control over nature and calls for awareness of our shared responsibility.