American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau (Loa #182) - (Library of America) by Bill McKibben (Hardcover)

American Earth is a comprehensive anthology of American environmental writing that showcases the country's most significant contributions to the global literary canon.

With essays by renowned authors such as Walt Whitman, Rachel Carson, and Michael Pollan, this collection provides a nuanced understanding of the complex relationship between humans and nature.

The book spans two centuries of environmental activism, from the early days of conservation to the contemporary fight against climate change, offering a rich tapestry of perspectives on the natural world.

Whether you're an avid reader of environmental literature or simply looking for a deeper understanding of the issues facing our planet, American Earth is an essential read.