Reviews of The Parrot and the Igloo
As the reality of climate change sets into the minds of readers in US–the largest book market in the world–we…
Category: Nonfiction
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How to Be A Climate Optimist [Climate Book Reviews Podcast, Episode 2]
As we enter a summer of record global heat, many of us are increasingly seeking hope. Chris Turner’s imminently readable,…
Rev. of Ideas to Postpone the End of the World
Ideas to Postpone the End of the World (Anansi International, 2020) gathers different texts from Ailton Krenak, an indigenous activist…
Reviews of Warmth
Daniel Sherrell’s Warmth: Coming of Age at the End of the World (Penguin 2021) has been described as a new…
Rev. of Tales from the Underground
After more than twenty years in print, David Wolfe’s Tales from the Underground: A Natural History of Subterranean Life (Basic…
Reviews of Everything That Rises
Briana Craft’s climate change memoir, Everything That Rises: A Climate Change Memoir, has gotten incredible endorsements, including from Bill McKibben,…
Reviews of Not Too Late
Billing itself as a book that provides hope in darkness, Not Too Late: Changing the Climate Story from Despair to…
Reviews of On the Emergence of an Ecological Class
This book, published only a couple of months after the death of Bruno Latour, comes from an international publisher well-known…
Reviews of Heart to Heart
The Dalai Lama has partnered with a cartoonist to give us a glimpse of hope in the midst of emerging…
Reviews of No Miracles Needed
Mark Z. Jacobson’s new book, No Miracles Needed: How Today’s Technology Can Save Our Climate and Clean Our Air (Cambridge…