Rather than stemming from ignorance or denial of climate change, much of this discontent is grounded in perceived unfairness ...

“To secure a livable future, one thing we will need to do is dismantle and reframe the terms dominating the language of climate politics,” Guenther writes. Her book lays out six key terms that ...

Liberating Climate Politics from Alarmism (Polity, £14.99). Its author, Mike Hulme, is a professor of human geography at the University of Cambridge, and it builds on themes in his 2009 book, Why ...

The series is co-sponsored by the Department of Geography ... the book here. Join us for a discussion of Zeiderman’s book in which panelists will reflect on the regimes of extractivism and inequality ...

[Section §1.2] What would, then, class-informed climate politics look like? In a way, Matthew Huber is exploring directly this question from a strategy viewpoint, for the US context, in his book ...

This talk argues that to bolster our understanding of the long climate crisis, we turn to the interplay of ... labor, and environmental politics in cities, as well as intellectual histories of ...

Facing the Climate Emergency—draws on art, science, and politics to explore alternatives to the traditional domination of nature by humans. Co-edited by Richard Kearney, Boston College’s Charles ...

From reproductive rights to climate change ... about the basics of geography and complained the US constitution was like reading “a foreign language”, a new book reveals.

Abadi addresses an epochal issue of the times: how to maintain a domestic consensus for combating climate change. Much of this readable book is devoted to an anecdote-filled and engaging analysis of ...

a local author has just released a new book. In “What’s Left: Three Paths Through the Planetary Crisis,” author Malcolm Harris offers three progressive strategies to help our climate in crisis.