These six books, and one report, explain how the climate is changing–and what to do about it
, especially by protesters in rich countries. He looks at massive sit-ins in Europe in the early 2000s; demonstrations against oil pipelines led by Native Americans, such as the one at Standing Rock; youth activism whipped up by Greta Thunberg and her peers; as well as the newer incarnations of climate groups including Extinction Rebellion. Even for those who disapprove of “How to Blow Up a Pipeline”, it is a useful guide to the noisiest climate activist voices.Climate change is not an easy.
Our own correspondents and editors write regularly about climate change. A lengthy article from 2021 considered the challenges of
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