On a shelf next to my desk, I keep the books that shaped how I think about our planet—and how I cover it as a journalist focused on nature and the climate. When I sit down to write about the natural ...

This Yale Climate Connection bookshelf for Women’s History Month begins and ends, appropriately, with history. “Economica” explores the history of women’s wealth and power, an examination then updated ...

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M Jackson, a geographer and glaciologist who lives in Oregon, has written two previous nonfiction books, including “The Secret Lives of Glaciers.” She’s now applied to fiction her extensive knowledge ...

It is a truism that children are our future, but despite being trite, it is nonetheless important to reflect upon. Today’s young people will decide whether the American experiment as a constitutional ...

One of the more predictable outcomes of Trump’s return to the White House is the common liberal assertion that leftist politics, particularly following the George Floyd protests, had gone too far.

After witnessing apocalyptic fires, violent hurricanes, and cataclysmic flooding, readers don’t need lectures, says climate scientist Kate Marvel. “There’s a whole spectrum of natural emotions that ...

From compelling stories to non-fiction, books can spark ideas that help us navigate the climate crisis. As part of The Conversation’s ongoing Climate Storytelling strand, we asked climate research and ...

When Mississippi seceded from the Union in 1861, its Declaration of the Immediate Causes proclaimed the absolute necessity of slavery, which produced the goods necessary to the world’s commerce and ...

In 1953, American writer Ray Bradbury published a book entitled simply ‘Fahrenheit 451′. It was a novel about an American ...