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Now available as an audiobook: TO REACH THE SPRING, Nathaniel Popkin's "clarifying, bracing, and ultimately transformative" book on the climate crisis. Narrated by the author himself, it's a great listen. Here are the links for Audible and Amazon:
Audible Amazon The book is also available on iTunes. Search by author or title. #climatechange #climatecrisis #climatejustice #globalwarming #audiobooks
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"I know that I am complicit," says Nathaniel Popkin in the new episode of the podcast Stand Up! with Pete Dominick. "It's truly a weight on me."
He's talking, of course, of the responsibility all of us bear for the climate crisis, the subject of his book TO REACH THE SPRING. And he relates this long-term danger to our present experience with the pandemic. Nathaniel's portion begins at 1:17:29. Some other snippets:
#climatecrisis #climatechange #globalwarming #COVID @standupwithpetedominick In a just-published Q&A with Jared Jackson of The PEN Ten (PEN America's interview series), Nathaniel Popkin reveals some of the thinking behind his book To Reach the Spring: From Complicity to Consciousness in the Age of Eco-Crisis. Here's an excerpt: [Q:] In the book, you highlight our complicity and potential for apathy, going on to write, “Not facing known and well-understood acts of destruction may be the moral failure of our time.” I turn one of your opening questions back to you. In face of the climate crisis, what is life worth? |
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