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Room 7 - Books and MOOCs
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Latest links chosen for this topic.Very latest links are in green.The heading here may not be accurate for some/share"> links.Links can also appear under more than one heading. Titles are taken from the original articles. Spam in the form of ads, popups etc should never appear! ACCIDENTAL GODS Miraculous Carbon: Celebrating the Book of Life, Death and Potential with author Paul Hawken By everydaywild, 2025-03-11 Climate Desk Climate Law Blog Conservation news Earth Day Earth911 Children’s Books for Earth Day Elk Creek Notes: The Books I’m Learning from to Garden With Respect for Place EcoWatch Environment | The Guardian Climatologist Friederike Otto: ‘The more unequal the society is, the more severe the climate disaster’ I travelled the globe to document how humans became addicted to faking the natural world. Here’s what I found ‘Intrinsically connected’: how human neurodiversity could help save nature Look up: five hopeful novels about the climate crisis Foresight Greenpeace UK Happy Eco News Planet Forward New book ‘Hope Dies Last’ tackles humanity’s existential questions Terra.do The CLEO Institute [Review] Climate Change Education: An Earth Institute Sustainability Primer The Revelator How Will Your Garden Grow? New Books to Inspire Your Home Gardening, Landscaping, and Community Green Spaces Feeling Anxiety About Climate Change and Other Environmental Threats? These Five New Books Can Help Summer Reads: 10 New Environmental Memoirs, Novels, and Other Energizing Books Summer Reads: 10 Environmental Books for Children to Inspire and Engage Their Curiosity Summer of Change: New Books to Inspire Environmental Action A Memoir of Resistance Shows Readers the Dangers of Fossil-Fuel Pipelines — and How to Fight Them Earth Versed: 10 New Poetry Books About Our Relationship With Nature Wild Reads: 10 New Books that Celebrate Wildlife and Their Environments Inspired by Nature: 10 Powerful New Memoirs and Biographies Third Act Yale Climate Connections 12 books that demonstrate women’s leadership on climate The silent collapse of an American urban tree canopy 12 books to commemorate the diverse legacy of Earth Month New children’s book helps kids explain climate science to adults ‘And So I Roar’ by Abi Daré wins first-ever Climate Fiction Prize New book ‘Hope Dies Last’ tackles humanity’s existential questions Inequality magnifies climate impacts worldwide, climate scientist writes in new book Book warns of potential harms of lithium boom in Southern California Books about climate and the deep blue sea Cool books for a hot summer Growing food in a changing climate ‘It’s a killing force’: How disinformation hurts Americans Ani Dasgupta talked to 100 climate experts. He came away optimistic. Bill McKibben says cheap solar could topple Big Oil’s power A climate nightmare inspired her novel. But the story is also about hope. Tom Toro’s favorite Tom Toro cartoons about climate change |