The Shame of It / In the record-breaking heat of the compressed summer, I learned a new and horrifying term: “wet bulb temperature.” It came alongside a forecast map on which whole Southern states were blacked out. On those days: it... Read More

There are more beautiful places on Earth than are truly fathomable. And yet, climate change is driving those places into further obscurity, overtaking them. Where in the world will be safe? What can we do? Read these six books from our... Read More

They say the world is small. And yet, the world has so much to offer in every way possible that that can’t possibly be true. We have the Arctic, the forests, the rivers, the cities. Every fathomable place is available on Earth. And it is... Read More

There’s only one planet—that we can get to right now at least—at our disposal. It’s time we took care of it and encouraged others to do the same. For information on how to do that, read one of the six books reviewed in our... Read More

The climate is changing, but the ways we can help are growing. It seems that books are practically begging us to to change our ways and to commit to fixing Mother Nature. There are many paths to take; to find which one you should pursue,... Read More

Now that President Trump has announced he will pull out of the Paris Agreement on climate change, this recently released book is taking on new relevance. Just Cool It! The Climate Crisis and What We Can Do—A Post-Paris Agreement Game... Read More

Editor’s Note: This commentary by Joni Praded, a senior editor at Chelsea Green Publishing, is part of our ongoing #IndieVoices series of commentaries and features in the month of March focusing on Climate Change. Read the introduction... Read More

Editor’s Note: This article is part of our ongoing #IndieVoices series of commentaries and features in the month of March focusing on Climate Change. Read the introduction to the series here. Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner’s Iep Jāltok... Read More