BOOKS WORTH A READ

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Helen Benedict and Eyad Awwadawnan, Map of Hope and Sorrow. (London, UK: Footnote Press) 2022

Anna Badkhen, Bright Unbearable Reality. (NY: New York Review Books) 2022

Jake Bittle, The Great Displacement. (NY: Simon & Shuster) 2023

Dana R. Fisher, Saving Ourselves: From Climate Shocks to Climate Action. (NY: Columbia University Press) 2024

David Gessner, A Traveler’s Guide to the End of the World. (UT: Torrey House Press) 2023

Jeff Goodell, The Water Will Come. (NY: Little, Brown) 2017

Jeff Goodell, The Heat Will Kill You First. (NY: Little, Brown) 2023

Sally Hayden, My Fourth Time, We Drowned. (NY: Melville House Publishing) 2022

Parag Khanna, Move: How Mass Migration Will Reshape the World and What It Means for You. (London, UK: Orion Publishing Group) 2022

Elizabeth Kolbert, Under a White Sky, the Nature of the Future. (NY: Random House) 2021

Jane McAdam, Climate Change, Forced Migration, and International Law. (Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press) 2012

Robert A. McLeman, Climate and Human Migration. (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press) 2013

Todd Miller, Storming the Wall. (CA: City Lights Books) 2017

Sonia Shah, The Next Great Migration. (NY: Bloomsbury Publishing) 2020

Rebecca Solnit and Thelma Young Lutunatabua, Not too late : changing the climate story from despair to possibility. (Chicago: Haymarket Books) 2023.

Greta Thunberg, The Climate Book. (NY: Penguin Press) 2023

David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth. (NY: Penguin Random House) 2020

Ai Weiwei, HUMAN FLOW: Stories from the Global Refugee Crisis (NY: Princeton University Press), 2020