56. Repair and Revive

56. Repair and Revive

In response to the cascading calamities of the climate emergency, three authors of vital works of environmental nonfiction come together to envision a path towards repairing our relationship with the earth—and reviving our awe of the natural world. From environmental advocate and longtime editor-in-chief of Sierra magazine Jason Dove Mark, The Earth Said Remember Me is a rallying cry and a manifesto against “shifting baseline syndrome”, or the normalization of extreme conditions. Robert Moor’s In Trees, a Best Book of the Year (The New Yorker, NPR), weaves across philosophy, history, and science to marvel at the miracle, and wisdom, of trees. John Vaillant’s Fire Weather won numerous awards for its insight into the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire and its urgent warning about the rapidly changing relationship between fire and humankind. Come for an essentia