I tend to read non-fiction as I feel as I am learning new things, but it is true that the one book I couldn't put down was a fiction one.
Fiction
šŖ Project Hail Mary: 5āļø I loved āThe Martianā, I thought this one was better.
š Artemis: 3āļø Something weird about this one, not bad just not his best.
š§š¼āāļøThe Testaments: 5āļø I read the first one and this one right after and I loved it.
Cli-Fi
š„µ The Ministry for the Future: 4āļø Set in the near future, it tells a story of a society reducing emissions with elements of horror fiction, as climate change threatens the characters.
Non-Fiction
š³ Being the Change: Live Well and Spark a Climate Revolution: 5āļø A book written from the perspective of a meditating NASA climate scientist who has nearly eliminated his own emissions and found it satisfying
ā”ļø The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations: 5āļø My first global politics book, on energy revolutions, climate battles, and geopolitics that are mapping our future, such as the American shale revolution or South China Sea.
š The Good Ancestor: How to Think Long Term in a Short-Term World: 5āļø I loved this book. Acorn thinking or marshmallow brains? In an age driven by the tyranny of the now, with 24/7 news, the latest tweet, and the buy-now button commanding our attention, we rarely stop to consider how our actions will affect future generations.
š Don't Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change: 5āļø short easy to read climate change communication science chapters.
šµ How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs: 4āļø He explains the climate change science and facts pretty easily.
š The Joyful Environmentalist: 5āļø A feel-good book.
š A New Reality: Human Evolution for a Sustainable Future: 5āļø Short book, showing the changes in human values shifting from unlimited availability of resources to those based on limits and cooperation and long-term.
Audiobooks
The New Climate War 5āļø
Net Zero 4āļø
What We Need to Do Now 4āļø
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