Climate Crisis

[close] The Climate Book Club is a place for anyone who would like to understand the topics related to environmental injustice, climate change, and the solutions we already have to tackle it. As Robert Noyce famously said, "Knowledge is power, knowledge shared is power multiplied." I truly believe that by educating ourselves about these pressing topics, we can contribute to a healthier, safer, and more resilient future for all. If you use Instagram, you can also follow @theclimatebookclub and use the hashtag #TheClimateBookClub. The Climate Book Club is a part of www.everydaychoices.life.

[close] Tree Huggers Book Club, a program run by the Highland Neighbors for Sustainability in Highland, Indiana, has as its mission to read and discuss literary works of all genres that contain an environmental thread, to raise awareness about related issues, such as the climate crisis and environmental justice; to foster good caretakers of our Earth; to enjoy stimulating literary conversation; and to promote a sense of community among members. Tree Huggers meets in-person quarterly, is free, and open to the public.

[close] Hello lovely reader, in my path of activism I have read many book about gender equality and about the climate crisis I would love to share them with you And don't worry, there won't be only these type of books I would be honored if you joined Allegra x

[close] A book group for people living in, or connected to, the Dyfi Valley in mid-Wales, focussing broadly on eco-themed books, including nature writing, nature connection, land use, food & farming, queer nature, indigenous writing, and much more! We'll read about 4-6 books a year, depending on how we get on, and meet virtually in winter and in real life in summer... We hope you can join us, and look forward to your book suggestions too! :)