We’ve got too much stuff and not enough room — in our homes, in our neighborhoods, on our planet. Some of us get it – realizing that recycling our stuff needs be an integral part of our lives in order to sustain our natural environment. Sadly, however, too many still don’t get it...
Nov
14
THE GLOBAL WARMING READER
edited by Bill McKibben
This is a book for all of us: students, activists, Earthlings. Edited by one of the most widely-respected writers on the environment today, GWR is a comprehensive resource that gathers seminal texts and voices on climate change from its discovery in...
Sep
17
WHEN THE KILLING’S DONE
by T.C. Boyle
T.C. Boyle’s latest combines action-packed adventure with a troubled conscience questioning whether we can successfully control the natural world, and whether we even have the right to try?
Set on the wild, mostly uninhabited Channel Islands...
Sep
17
REWILDING THE WORLD: Dispatches from the conservation revolution
by Caroline Fraser
As scientists worldwide warn of the looming extinction of thousands of species, from tigers and polar bears to rare flowers, birds, and insects, this book offers hope with the first definitive account of a...
Sep
16
MARS TRILOGY
by Kim Stanley Robinson
Science fiction is a genre that has long recognized the fragile balance between mankind and his habitat. Indeed, hundreds, maybe thousands, of science fiction stories have been launched from the point where humans have tipped this earthly balance toward oblivion...
Sep
15
On April 22, 1970, the first earth day was held in the U.S. to raise environmental awareness. 20 million people participated in what has arguably become the birthday of the international environmental movement.
But before 1970, before there was a movement, there were writers sounding the alarm,...
Sep
14
