August Selection and Book List

We are reading by Indigenous Environmental Network, 2017. It’s a free PDF download, about 50 pages. It’s a critique of why they don’t support carbon pricing as a viable solution.  We try to reach for and understand conservatives but how about the progressive left?  Interesting to discuss.

Please join us.

This came from a list that Barbara put together as possible books. This comprehensive list was nicely annotated by Barb.

• Sophie’s Planet: A Search for Truth About Our Remarkable Home Planet and Its Future – James Hanson, 2020.  New, coming out in free chapters, up to chapt. 5 only so far.

• by Philip Smith and Nicolas Howe | May 5, 2015

• by Mark Jaccard  | Feb 6, 2020

• by Anatol Lieven, Mar 4, 2020. Title sounded weird to me but description lays out a more interesting premise than just nationalism.  Interesting to discuss.

• by Courtney White | Sep 21, 2015. If we’re looking for hopeful solutions.

Books related to agriculture and regenerative/restorative agriculture:

• by Ronnie Cummins | Feb 11, 2020

• by Bren Smith | May 14, 2019

• by Sheldon Frith | Feb 7, 2016. Here’s a different point of view; could be fun to discuss.

And one novel that potentially looks interesting:

• by Jenny Offill | Feb 11, 2020