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A review by graceless
How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way That Makes a Difference by Rebecca Huntley
4.0
This year I have been on a bit of a journey around my place in the environment, what I do about it and how I engage with the things I can control. So it is logical that this book has a place in this journey for me.
This book really worked for me. It was presented in a way I could relate to and understand it, and on finishing it I feel even more empowered to have more discussions about this topic which I care quite a lot about but don't talk about enough.
One thing that really hit me was the whole concept that if we don't talk about it to avoid conflict, politicisation or general discomfort we are only doing ourselves a disservice. We just need to talk about it no matter where we stand on the political spectrum (cause frankly the science doesn't have multiple sides, just facts).
Recommended reading. Thanks Rebecca Huntley!
This book really worked for me. It was presented in a way I could relate to and understand it, and on finishing it I feel even more empowered to have more discussions about this topic which I care quite a lot about but don't talk about enough.
One thing that really hit me was the whole concept that if we don't talk about it to avoid conflict, politicisation or general discomfort we are only doing ourselves a disservice. We just need to talk about it no matter where we stand on the political spectrum (cause frankly the science doesn't have multiple sides, just facts).
Recommended reading. Thanks Rebecca Huntley!