Bill McKibbenNon-Fiction · Essays·b. 1960
An Idea Can Go Extinct
Synopsis
This book explores the critical concept of how ideas, particularly those concerning our planet's future, can face extinction. It delves into the challenges of environmentalism and the urgent need for new ways of thinking to address the climate crisis. The author examines the forces that threaten to diminish our collective will and capacity to act on pressing ecological issues.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10