The Case For Degrowth
In this new book, degrowth experts make the case for living well with less and prioritizing well-being, equity and sustainability.
Books
Drawing The Sea Near
Drawing The Sea Near focuses on an unusually inclusive, experiential, and socially just approach to conservationon at Okinawa’s coral reefs.
The Disappearance of Butterflies
Josef Reichholf brings a lifetime of scientific experience & expertise to bear on one of the great environmental catastrophes of our time in his new book The Disappearance of Butterflies.
Bill Gates Knows How To Avoid A Climate Disaster
In How To Avoid A Climate Disaster, Bill Gates sets out a practical plan for how the world can get to zero emissions before it’s too late.
Dark Side Of The Ocean
Dark Side of the Ocean conveys a deep appreciation for the fragile nature of the ocean’s majesty and compels us to act now to preserve it.
Critical Zones: The Science & Politics Of Landing On Earth
In Critical Zones: The Science & Politics Of Landing On Earth, artists and writers portray the disorientation of a world facing climate change using words and images in unique and compelling ways.
Thumbs Up For Graphic Adaptation of E.O. Wilson’s Naturalist
It was my pleasure to crack open Naturalist Graphic Adaptation, the new “graphic-novel” style retelling of E.O. Wilson’s famed autobiography of his life navigating the jungles of the Amazon and American academia.
Exploring Degrowth
This introduction to degrowth—in concept, practice, vision and strategies—draws on select works and the views of key advocates.
Ethan Goffman’s Words for Things Left Unsaid: Looking Backward, Looking Ahead
Ethan Goffman’s poems touch on history real and mythical to explain how we got into our current environmental predicament.
What We’re Reading
Our editors are loving Touching the Jaguar, Welcome to the Agrihood and The Story of the First Earth Day 1970. Check ’em out.