Coming of age at the end of nature A generation faces living on a changed planet
Book - 2016
"22 essays explore wide-ranging themes, including redefining materialism and environmental justice, assessing the risk and promise of technology, and celebrating place; includes a foreword by Bill McKibben"--
- Subjects
- Genres
- Essays
- Published
-
San Antonio, Texas :
Trinity University Press
[2016]
- Language
- English
- Physical Description
- xvii, 228 pages ; 22 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN
- 9781595347800
- I. Living on Eaarth : Post-nature writing / Blair Braverman
- Why Haiti? / Elizabeth Cooke
- Rebuild or retreat: is it time to give up on places like the Rockaways? / Ben Goldfarb
- Winter solstice / Lisa Hupp
- Urban foraging / Amaris Ketcham
- To love an owl / Abby McBride
- But I'll still be here / James Orbesen
- II. Thinking like a river : An Orange County almanac: adventures in suburban ecology / Jason M. Brown
- Other, wise / Cameron Conaway
- Tamale traditions: cultivating an understanding of humans and non-human nature through food / Amy Coplen
- Wilderness of blackberries / Craig A. Maier
- My present Is not your tombstone: love and loss in Utah's canyon country / Lauren McCrady
- Sunset at Mile 16 / Alycia Parnell
- Birdhouse treasures / William Thomas
- Erosion/accretion / Amelia Urry
- III. MIndful monkeywrenching : Diseases of affluence / Ben Cromwell
- The lives of plovers / Sierra Dickey
- Why I wear Jordans in the great outdoors / CJ Goulding
- We are the fossil-fuel freedom fighters / Bonnie Frye Hemphill
- The wager for rain / Megan Kimble
- Could mopping save the world?: How day-to-day chores can bring big changes / Emily Schosid
- True to our nature / Danna Joy Staaf.
Review by Library Journal Review