Celebrate World Environment Day With Best Book Reads On Climate Change And Global Impact

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• A Green Day

  Embracing climate action is a powerful anthology by environmentalist Jeevesh Gupta. An anthology comprising 23 gripping essays and everyday narratives of untold struggle, it takes the readers into the everyday experiences of grassroots champions. Each narrative reveals turning points, bare truths about the environmental decay, but also provides well thought out solutions that inspire collective action. This book is for everyone seeking hope amid ruin and collapse. Altogether, the book plants a seed of hope amid despair, calling for collective action that reflect a diverse landscape of climate activism, and the possibility of radical change in our conceptualization of the human-nature relationships.

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• No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference

  Coming from a young influential personality in the landscape of climate change activism, Greta Thunberg provides an interesting book named No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference for every individual calling to action for taking steps to ensure a better Earth with reduced pollution and a better space for every living being to thrive on. This is a collection of exceptionally impactful speeches by the young activist that have successfully in recent times made waves with her presence and call to action for saving the planet from environmental degradation. These writings are the reflection of her brave call at important forums and platforms urging people to take action now to save the planet. 

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• Last Chance to See

  While celebration for world environment day may not fit well with some species that are on the brink of extinction it is an important occasion to take cognizance of the matter about how the rapid deterioration of the environment is creating an imbalance in the natural space. Reading this easily written book about species destruction brought on by reckless human behaviors and enterprises that claim to bring revolution in the name of simple and great evolutionary steps. This book is a serious read with a comical twist that would make raiders think deeply about the history of species endangered and getting extinct and being more aware as a result of it. 

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• The Story of Earth: The First 4.5 Billion Years, from Stardust to Living Planet

  The book The Story of Earth offers a radical new way of reflecting back into our Globe’s history. This accessible, and bestselling work takes the readers to a cosmic voyage of Earth’s 4.5 billion year history. The author blends biology, geology, and chemistry to trace how our planet evolved from molten lava to a vibrant world of flourishing civilizations. Through award-winning storytelling, the readers come into contact with the subterranean world of tectonic plate, mineral diversity, and life’s emergence in diverse forms. In short, the book bridges science and history. Ideal for both academic and non-academic readers, the book’s weaving of environmental science with cosmic evolution offers a magical surreal insight into Earth’s dynamic processes. A must read for anyone curious of our place in an ocean of cosmic grandeur.

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• Nature's Ghosts: The World We Lost and How to Bring It Back

  The award winning naturalist Mark V. Barrow Jr’s “Nature’s Ghost” delivers a magnificent journey from the Ice age extinction to the present dilemmas of the modern world. The journey takes us through Earth’s lost species and vanishing landscapes. With in-depth historical research presented with a gripping narrative form, the book reveals how human actions from the ice age to hunter gatherers to modern industry have triggered the Anthropocene. The book provides the readers with an experience of historical time that illuminates the roots of our current climate crisis, and inspires us to engage in urgent conservation action. Presented with dramatic tales of mammoths, coral reefs, and passenger pigeons, Nature’s Ghost is a must-read for anyone passionate about protecting our planet's fragile ecosystem.

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