Environmental History and Justice
History and justice, ecology style! From ancient China to the Little Ice Age, the swamps of North Carolina to the guano mines of Latin America, these books examine how history has shaped and been shaped by the environment and ecological conflict, thereby transforming the lives of people living both near and farβusually to the singular benefit of capitalist and imperialist forces. An ongoing work-in-progress, always open to suggestions!






Radical Intersectional Ecologiesπ
Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our βplace in the family of thingsβ (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese) through radical BIPOC, queer, feminist, anti-capitalist, disability ecological perspectives. πͺ²πΎπ¦π΅

![Dyke [geology]](https://cdn.pagebound.co/books/9e74bda3-3747-4a54-879e-4e92ae8bd3bf/large.webp)



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Ecology, Biology, Natureπ
Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our βplace in the family of thingsβ (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese). π¦ββ¬π¦π±πͺΈπ¦πͺ·πͺΌπ

![Dyke [geology]](https://cdn.pagebound.co/books/9e74bda3-3747-4a54-879e-4e92ae8bd3bf/large.webp)



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Something in the waterππ¦πͺΌπͺΈ
Nonfiction books exploring water and the life it sustains. Oceans, lakes, fish, and more.





