Christiana Figueres

We need these 9 women now, more than ever.

Chrystal Climate Change, Climate Science, Gender, Women March 8, 2022March 8, 2022Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Christiana Figueres, climate women, Dr Mika Tosca, International Women's Day, Kate Marvel, Katharine Hayhoe, Mary Annaise Heglar, Naomi Oreskes, Shruti Nath, Tess Khan, United Nations, women, Women in Science, women in STEM

Woman peering between large green leaves

On this International Women’s Day the theme is, “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow.” You might be surprised to learn this, on account of a certain hashtag being used to promote IWD (breakthebias), but that hashtag

Top 10 reading list – Isolation eat your heart out!

Chrystal Books, Climate Change, Sustainability March 24, 2020March 24, 20202040: A handbook, Annie Leonard, books, Christiana Figueres, damon gameau, Dr Suess, Drawdown, Elizabeth L Cline, Green New Deal, Inconspicuous Consumption, isolation, Michael Braungart, Mike Berners-Lee, Naomi Klein, On Fire, Paul Hawken, reading, Silent Spring, Tatiana Schlossberg, The Conscious Closet, The Future we Choose, The Lorax, The story of stuff, The Upcycle, There is no Planet B, Tom Rivett-Carnac, William McDonough

Shelves in a library loaded with colorful books

In these strange times of new and necessary restrictions on getting out and about, we perhaps have to get a little more comfortable with our own company. It’s a time we can learn new things, re-connect with board or card games, and of course pick up that book, be it electronic or paper, that we’ve simply not had time to get into.
So here’s our Top 10 suggestions for books to read to get a little more acquainted with environmental issues (which will unfortunately still be waiting for us when we all step back outside).