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Squid Eggs, Traffic, Trees, and More: Object Lessons for Earth Day

Squid Eggs, Traffic, Trees, and More: Object Lessons for Earth Day

Four Writers on the Environment and Climate Change

By Literary Hub | April 21, 2017

The Great West Has More Than One Story to Tell

The Great West Has More Than One Story to Tell

Laura Pritchett on Life on the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis

By Laura Pritchett | February 1, 2017

Is New York City Prepared for the Coming Hurricane?

Is New York City Prepared for the Coming Hurricane?

David Oshinsky Considers the State of Disaster Preparedness in the Big Apple

By David Oshinsky | November 15, 2016

Where is Climate Change in This Election?

Where is Climate Change in This Election?

On the Ongoing Peril of Ignoring a Caribbean at Risk

By Joshua Jelly-Schapiro | October 20, 2016

We're Destroying Our Planet and All the Wild Things On It

We're Destroying Our Planet and All the Wild Things On It

Jane Alexander on Extinction, Pollution, and Fracking

By Jane Alexander | October 4, 2016

5 Important Works of Eco-Fiction You Need to Read

5 Important Works of Eco-Fiction You Need to Read

Ann Pancake, Edward Abbey, Barbara Kingsolver and more

By Midge Raymond | June 22, 2016

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Books of the Week

There Is No Market-Driven Solution to Our Climate Catastrophe

By Paul Mason | February 22, 2016

A Report From the (Hopefully Last) Climate Convention

By Tim Flannery | December 10, 2015

Bill McKibben: 5 Books to Read If You Care About the Planet

By Bill McKibben | December 9, 2015

In an Arctic That Never Was, and Will Soon Be No More

In an Arctic That Never Was, and Will Soon Be No More

A Lost Note from a Long-Dead Explorer Prophesies the End of the Polar Ice

By Ben Shattuck | December 4, 2015

Atmosphere of Hope: Searching for Solutions to the Climate Crisis

Atmosphere of Hope: Searching for Solutions to the Climate Crisis

Tim Flannery

By Lit Hub Excerpts | November 30, 2015

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