What We're Fighting for Now Is Each Other : Dispatches from the Front Lines of Climate Justice (Paperback)

from outdoorsman

One of the best books I have read on climate change and I have read many. He believes that if we do not take drastic action now we are in a lot of trouble. It will make you think and then you want to go out and do something about all the chemicals we are using and putting in the atmosphere. He co...

from jamesgwld

With climate change tangibly manipulating the environment, here stands another book with an author yelling in the dark corner to turn on the lights. Wes Stephenson is not calling simply for an environmental shift in policy, but for a loud call for social justice. Defending non-violent activism, W...

from muddyboy

I really had high hopes that this book would open up new areas of knowledge to me about the environmental crisis as far as how we move forward. The book is instead a series of mini biographies of grassroots activists in the environmental movement.The book begins with a look at Henry David Thoreau...

from mudroom

An excellent and important book. It's the author's personal experiences and interviews with people who have made it their life's work to bring awareness to the immediate threat we all face resulting from climate change as well as pointing out that many people are already suffering the consequence...

from Bidwell-Glaze

"What We're Fighting For Now Is Each Other" is a book on Climate Justice, not climate change or climate change politics. It would have gotten five stars if the first chapter hadn't enraged me to the point where I put the book down for three weeks before I continued it in order to give it a comple...