Columbia Climate School Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Congratulations to @columbiaclimate co-founding Dean Ruth DeFries, winner of @ColumbiaUP Distinguished Book Award (https://t.co/QXh9G3zOE5) for What Would Nature Do? A Guide for Our Uncertain Times, lessons nature can teach us about coping with complexity. https://t.co/meQrcK5VdM https://t.co/2RDmGBo9lt

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Feb 6 12:10pm ET: Special visit by @SenWhitehouse with @Columbia community to discuss #climatechange policy & his book The Scheme: How the Right Wing Used Dark Money to Capture the Supreme Court. Hosted by @columbiaclimate @SabinCenter @ColumbiaMSPH. RSVP: https://t.co/EY4u8AnkjN https://t.co/s5iGKJY8dJ

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TODAY Apr 17 6pm: Join @Columbia_SPS for book launch of Environmentally Sustainable Growth: A Pragmatic Approach by senior vice dean @StevenACohen, including introduction by William B. Eimicke, reading, and conversation with Louise A. Rosen. RSVP today! https://t.co/S4lJJG8dBQ https://t.co/2mD6ojo9AM

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In his new book Environmentally Sustainable Growth: A Pragmatic Approach, @Columbia professor @StevenACohen offers a positive vision of a sustainable future and outlines realistic paths toward a renewable resource-based economy. Learn more in this Q&A: https://t.co/a8PlUW0l1c https://t.co/PxK3MMNu3Z

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"The #1 thing I would want readers to think about is, 'Is there a way I can find this product used?'" says @columbiaclimate @BarnardCollege sustainability expert @SandraGoldmark, author of Fixation: How to Have Stuff without Breaking the Planet. Via @CNN. https://t.co/ROUMzSooiS

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Feb 22 12pm ET (virtual): Join us for lecture by "Teaching Black History to White People" author Leonard N. Moore + @columbiaclimate-sponsored book giveaway, part of #BlackHistoryMonth series created by Skyller Walkes, @columbiaclimate Assoc Dean #DEIA. https://t.co/S2JjJ6e9GA https://t.co/fdIiPqxKaB