Happy Earth Day! Check out our growing collection of environmental books and learn how you can get involved in The Climate Project.     The 100% Solution: A Plan for… Read more »

In a recent piece in the Guardian, Patrick Barkham writes up what he calls the “Greta Thunberg effect”—the creation of a new canon of children’s books about climate change, which… Read more »

It seems as though the drama surrounding Amazon and Jeff Bezos never stops. Amazon has become notorious for silencing employees and any other vocal critics. Over 350 brave employees decided… Read more »

Lest we begin to doubt the impact that books can have on the culture, in a backwards and entirely upsetting way, Donald Trump has reaffirmed the power of the written… Read more »

Drumroll please: Oxford Dictionary has announced its word of the year and it is … “climate emergency.”  Oxford defines “climate emergency” as “a situation in which urgent action is required… Read more »

The UK Booksellers Association is challenging booksellers to become more environmentally friendly, launching Green Bookselling: A Manifesto for the BA, Booksellers, and the Book industry. Jim Milliot outlines the manifesto… Read more »

This past Tuesday at our third event of The Climate Report discussion series, we invited Susanne DesRoches, the Deputy Director of Infrastructure and Energy at the NYC Mayor’s Office of… Read more »

As part of our ongoing Climate Project Campaign, we’ve been working with the fine folks at 350NYC, our local branch of 350.org. Recently, they’ve launched an absolutely crucial campaign to… Read more »

While my esteemed colleagues in the Melville House Brooklyn office are experiencing freezing conditions, in the UK we’re living through the hottest winter on record. It’s debatable as to when… Read more »

Last summer, two indigenous poets collaborated to create a pretty badass project. That is, reciting their poetry on top of a melting glacier on a remote spot of southern Greenland’s… Read more »