How can Brooklynites confront the climate crisis? What needs to change, and how can we make sure that change will be equitable? Every month, thinkers and activists will share their ideas about the crisis and offer strategies for effective action.
Presented by 350 Brooklyn, an affiliate of 350.org that works locally to solve the climate crisis through education, organization, and direct action.
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- Climate Change: Cities and Solutions
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Cities on a finite planet : towards transformative responses to climat...
Infrastructure, environment, and life in the Anthropocene
Extreme cities : the peril and promise of urban life in the age of cli...Dawson, Ashley, 1965-
The drowning of money island : a forgotten community's fight against t...Lewis, Andrew S., 1982- author.
A bright future : how some countries have solved climate change and th...Goldstein, Joshua S., 1952- author.
There is no Plan(et) B : a handbook for the make or break yearsBerners-Lee, Mike
The climate report : the National Climate Assessment--impacts, risks, ...U.S. Global Change Research Program
The green New Deal : why the fossil fuel civilization will collapse by...Rifkin, Jeremy
The age of consequences : a chronicle of hope and concernWhite, Courtney, 1960-
Our history is the future : Standing Rock versus the Dakota Access Pip...Estes, Nick
Falter : has the human game begun to play itself out?McKibben, Bill.
The thinking person's guide to climate changeHenson, Robert, 1960- author.
Climate change : a very short introductionMaslin, Mark