The Human Planet by George Steinmetz
Steinmetz’s aerial photos capture our natural places, harvesting of the biosphere, our dwellings, and other human changes to our planet.
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Steinmetz’s aerial photos capture our natural places, harvesting of the biosphere, our dwellings, and other human changes to our planet.
Read MoreWilson argues that we must “increase the area of inviolable natural reserves to half the surface of the Earth” to avoid the sixth extinction.
Read MoreThe Ideal City is a collection of global projects striving to create progressive cities that meet our needs while valuing Earth’s resources.
Read MoreBraiding Sweetgrass is a unique and endearing “braid” of stories about our reciprocal relationship with the planet.
Read MoreThe Golden Thread offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textiles and their profound influence on human civilization.
Read MoreEmpresses of Seventh Avenue explores a pivotal moment in fashion history when American designers emerged as global powerhouses.
Read MoreWorn shares how five materials (linen, cotton, silk, synthetics, and wool) and the clothes we wear shape and reflect human history.
Read MoreFashionopolis is an eye-opening tour of fast fashion: its history, its human price, and the dirty truth of its effects on our environment.
Read MoreConsumed is an insightful, personal, and uncomfortable lesson about fast fashion, which promotes consumerism, racism, and wealth inequity.
Read MoreAn enlightening read that explains how Earth’s natural, millenia-long cycles and planetary conditions became optimal to support life.
Read MoreElizabeth Kolbert’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Sixth Extinction, is a powerful read that helps us understand our impact on the planet.
Read MoreDeeply compelling, The Story of More is a must-read for anyone that wants a quick way to become informed on our impact on the planet.
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