Nonfiction – Climate Book Reviews

Reviews of Cheaper, Faster, Better

In his Cheaper, Faster, Better: How We’ll Win the Climate War (Spiegel & Grau 2024), Tom Steyer takes an entrepreneur’s…

In our latest Climate Book Reviews podcast, we interview Peg Spitzer, whose book, Empowering Female Climate Activists in the Global…

Claiming to “cut through the noise,” Hannah Ritchie’s Not the End of the World: How We Can Be the First…

Our final list of 2023’s best books on climate comes from the environmental and science news outlet Mongabay. Check out…

Following on yesterday’s collection of best 2023 books about climate from the Independent, here we provide a regional perspective: the…

As we wrap up the new year, we point you to some prominent outlets’ best books on climate for 2023.…

We are pleased to present our third installment of the Climate Book Reviews podcast. We welcome yet another amazing journalist,…

Michael Gunter’s Climate Travels: How Ecotourism Changes Mindsets and Motivates Action makes the case that ecotourism can be a way…

Amy Brady’s Ice is an unassuming work that leads readers to thinking about the climate crisis in ways they would…

As the reality of climate change sets into the minds of readers in US–the largest book market in the world–we…