The COP 28 UN Climate Change Conference takes place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from 30 November – 12 December 2023.
It will be a milestone moment when the world take stocks of its progress on the Paris Agreement. The first Global Stocktake (GST) will provide a comprehensive assessment of progress, aiming to align efforts on climate action, including measures that need to be put in place to bridge the gaps in progress.
We’ve put together a reading list of titles with an environmental focus, from Carbon Colonialism‘s analysis of the contradictions of climate politics, to Adrienne Bullers’ beautifully written critique of ‘green capitalism’ The Value of a Whale (now available as an audiobook), the Ice Humanities collection on the planet’s diminishing ice reserves and much more…
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Carbon colonialism
Trade winds
The Value of a Whale
Expansion rebellion
Derailed
Driving with strangers
Reclaiming economics for future generations
Dreams of disconnection
WWF and Arctic environmentalism
Ice humanities
Ecocide
Toxic truths
Rural quality of life
Turning up the heat
Water struggles as resistance to neoliberal capitalism
Living with water
The ideal river
Visualising far-right environments
Humanitarian extractivism
Unparalleled catastrophe
Challenging nuclearism
The Sea and International Relations
The law of the sea
The environmental turn in postwar Sweden
The capitalist mode of destruction
Oil and the political economy in the Middle East
Creativity and resistance in a hostile world
The implementation of environmental policy in Ireland
A brief history of thrift
Neoliberal lives
The ecological eye
Environment, labour and capitalism at sea
The greening of golf
Into the woods
Gas, oil and the Irish state