All We Can Save Edited by Katharine Wilkerson
All We Can Save is a collection of essays and poems by female thought leaders about our climate crisis and how we can alter our trajectory.
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Category: Deep Dives
Drawdown by Paul Hawken
This book proposes solutions to reverse global warming and reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. We can build a climate-safe world!
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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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Half-Earth by Edward O. Wilson
Wilson argues that we must “increase the area of inviolable natural reserves to half the surface of the Earth” to avoid the sixth extinction.
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The Ideal City, Edited by Gestalten
The Ideal City is a collection of global projects striving to create progressive cities that meet our needs while valuing Earth’s resources.
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Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Braiding Sweetgrass is a unique and endearing “braid” of stories about our reciprocal relationship with the planet.
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The Golden Thread by Kassia St. Clair
The Golden Thread offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textiles and their profound influence on human civilization.
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Empresses of Seventh Avenue by Nancy MacDonell
Empresses of Seventh Avenue explores a pivotal moment in fashion history when American designers emerged as global powerhouses.
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Worn: A People’s History of Clothing by Sofi Thanhauser
Worn shares how five materials (linen, cotton, silk, synthetics, and wool) and the clothes we wear shape and reflect human history.
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Fashionopolis by Dana Thomas
Fashionopolis is an eye-opening tour of fast fashion: its history, its human price, and the dirty truth of its effects on our environment.
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Consumed by Aja Barber
Consumed is an insightful, personal, and uncomfortable lesson about fast fashion, which promotes consumerism, racism, and wealth inequity.
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Our Fragile Moment by Michael Mann
An enlightening read that explains how Earth’s natural, millenia-long cycles and planetary conditions became optimal to support life.
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