The climate crisis is here. Burning forests, melting glaciers, and increasingly extreme weather patterns point to an unfolding catastrophe. Derek Wall looks at every aspect of the crisis: What can we do? How can we be effective and practical? How can we build an ecological economy? This is a major contribution to the practical politics of creating a sustainable and just future, drawing on decades of research and activism.
Pretty accessible overall with interesting analysis. Feels like it could have benefited from another round of proofreading? The writing on base building and links to anti-capitalism in later chapters stood out to me most and made this stand out from what I've read about climate activism & strategies this far.