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In our last blog, we reviewed Part One of Advocating for the Environment by Susan B. Inches. In today’s post, we dive into Part Two, which details Inches’ ideas on how to create change through action and provides a handy toolbox of tips and tricks for doing so. Check out the final part of this series here!
Advocating for the Environment by Susan B. Inches is an inspiring guide to how ordinary citizens can combat climate change. Inches provides an invaluable toolbox of strategies to enact this positive change. It’s a must-read for anyone feeling helpless about the impacts of climate change and a how-to guide perfect for both experts and non-experts looking to learn more about environmental advocacy. Check out this two-part series below for our review and selected highlights!
In the first part of our exploration into disaster capitalism, Team Climable’s Eduardo reflected on the Puerto Rican experience in the wake of Hurricane María and on who benefits (and who doesn’t) after climate emergencies. In the second part of our deep dive into disaster capitalism, we are expanding on the roadblocks in the fight for energy justice and how we can challenge profit-centered policies with antiracist, feminist leadership.
Climable has been singing from the rooftops pretty much all year about how MUCH we love All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis. Join us as we dive into part three of our review of this spectacular compilation of women working to uplift climate justice and protect the earth and our communities.
Climable has been singing from the rooftops pretty much all year about how MUCH we love All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis. It seems only fitting then, that we dive into a three part review of this spectacular compilation of women working to uplift climate justice and protect the earth and our communities. Read on for the second blog in the series!
