Recs if you like The Day the World Stops Shopping: How Ending Consumerism Saves the Environment and Ourselves...

Non-fiction books that should make you: Re-contextualize your place in the world. Reassess the framework of your life. Strive to be radically kind. Pursue positive change. Become an anarchist, anit-capitalist, anti-fascist, anti-racist, etc. || My list is very North American centric and I would love global recommendations ||

ANTI: fascism, ai, nfts, Big Tech, billionaires, surveillance states, optimization, algorithms, bot farms, technofeudalism, enshittification, exploitation, extractionism, planned obsolescence PRO: organized labor, punk, analog, solidarity, free speech, friction, degrowth, experimentation, right to privacy, right to repair, diy, material process, mutual aid, ecological living, the human hand, the human mind

Looking for fiction? Check out The Big Bad Luddite Novel*.

“Leave no trace” wasn’t meant to be a suggestion. Nature is calling, and we need to pick up.

Titles that tackle resource overconsumption and propose ways to move forward through economic degrowth

Some are more focused on theory, some on practice, but all explore ways of reducing what we produce and consume, whether it be at the macro or the micro level

Nonfiction about trash, waste management, its links to consumerism and social inequity, and how it's contributing to the desecration of our planet.

Learn more about conservation efforts, environmental science, and wildlife. Contemplate how we humans can interact with nature & help the world around us🌱☀️

For those of us deconstructing, for those of us questioning, for those of us hurting, for those of us no longer religious, you are not alone. May you feel supported and angered.

eco-philosophy, ecology, capitalism and how it relates to climate, etc etc with some fiction thrown in there to spice things up.

the evils of marketing and corporations, and how to consume smarter

Companies and industries that suck and why life is miserable because of them.