BOOKSTHAT / LIST NO. 3259
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NATURE & ENVIRONMENT
LIFE & COMMUNITY
Cover unavailableLeah Penniman
“It’s clear that Penniman and her contributors view Black environmentalism as healing therapy not only for Black individuals but for the planet.”
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Cover unavailableWendy Johnson MD, MPH
Wendy Johnson examines relationships among health, social conditions, healthcare systems, and the natural environment through a public-health and ecological perspective.
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“Perfect for casual explorers, seasoned hikers, and students alike.”
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Cover unavailableRobin Wall Kimmerer
Robin Wall Kimmerer combines personal essays, scientific observation, and Indigenous perspectives to examine mosses and their relationships with other living things.
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Cover unavailableRobin Wall Kimmerer
“Wisdom about the natural world delivered by an able writer who is both Indigenous and an academic scientist.”
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Cover unavailableRichard Powers
“A magnificent achievement: a novel that is, by turns, both optimistic and fatalistic, idealistic without being naïve.”
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