Is climate-change making it too hot for many of the nation’s libraries?

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Why We've Only Got 90 Months Left to Save the Planet

Why We've Only Got 90 Months Left to Save the Planet

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<em>This America of Ours</em> by Nate Schweber, Read by Fred Sanders

This America of Ours by Nate Schweber, Read by Fred Sanders

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How Global Cities Can Best Adapt to the Coming Climate Crisis

How Global Cities Can Best Adapt to the Coming Climate Crisis

Gaia Vince on the Innovative Ways World Metropolises Can Improve Infrastructure and Welcome Climate Refugees

By Gaia Vince | August 29, 2022

What is at Stake as the Forests Change Around Us?

What is at Stake as the Forests Change Around Us?

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Dead Planet or Livable Future: What Story Will We Tell of Ourselves?

Dead Planet or Livable Future: What Story Will We Tell of Ourselves?

Andrew Keen on the Urgency of the Current Moment

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Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World by Barry Lopez and Introduction by Rebecca Solnit, Read by James Naughton

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Plastics: The One Word That Best Incapsulates Our Global Environmental Crisis

Plastics: The One Word That Best Incapsulates Our Global Environmental Crisis

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Rebecca Giggs Explains How Very Small Beings Are Often Responsible For Vast Surges of Life

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Toward a Post-Capitalist Future: On the Growth of “Degrowth”

Toward a Post-Capitalist Future: On the Growth of “Degrowth”

Matthias Schmelzer, Aaron Vansintjan, and Andrea Vetter Consider the Emancipatory Potential of Going Smaller

By Matthias Schmelzer, Aaron Vansintjan, and Andrea Vetter | July 15, 2022

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