Dennis Dimick Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Dennis Dimick

New book “Nomad Century: How Climate Migration Will Reshape Our World” by @WanderingGaia looks to be invaluable for understanding social impacts of rapid climate change now and ahead. https://t.co/udpYzb4CHr https://t.co/Kgx38ZXUWd

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@samdknowlton Sam, thanks for writing this informative thread on the vanishing Ogallala Aquifer. You might find useful this piece I wrote in 2021 about Lucas Bessire’s excellent book “Running Out: In Search of Water on the High Plains” for @clereviewbooks https://t.co/kxlntpEKIA

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“Art Spiegelman, the author of “Maus,” said he was baffled by the decision. “This is disturbing imagery,” he said in an interview on Thursday, which is Holocaust Remembrance Day. “But you know what? It’s disturbing history.”” via @NYTimes https://t.co/g1gcjfI0oQ

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New book @aperturefnd⁩ & ⁦@ngadc⁩ by photographer Robert Adams. “American Silence” “…Robert Adams’s compelling and provocative photographs explore the profound questions of our responsibility to the land and the moral dilemmas of progress.” https://aperture.org/books/coming-soon/american-silence-the-photographs-of-robert-adams/

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@ZachsORoutdoors Maybe try the Lemony Snicket "A series of Unfortunate Events," 15 books. Read them to my daughter over four years (am a very, very slow reader) Finished just before Harry Potter took over the minds of youth back then...

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Fine book with photographs by long-time collaborator @peter_sx. Many images from "Picturing the Science" were originally created by Peter Essick for a landmark trilogy of climate change articles "Signs from Earth" I orchestrated in @NatGeoMag published Sept. 2004. https://t.co/JsuMqVcYTv

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Excellent @ThirdPlaceBooks conversation tonight with @dvergano and Eugene Linden about Linden's new book just out, Fire and Flood: A People's History of Climate Change...We could have confronted climate change 30 years ago but didn't. Now what? https://t.co/Nrlbd7Q0VZ

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James Balog's new book "The Human Element" "...is a magnum opus destined to be a photographic classic — what former @natgeo editor Dennis Dimick calls “a profound statement by a force of nature on the forces of nature.”" @davidschonauer #anthropocene https://www.ai-ap.com/publications/article/28928/books-james-balogs-magnum-opus-of-humanitys-eff.html https://t.co/ZMvzuvvGvG

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@cactuswrenwrite A River Lost: The Life and Death of The Columbia River, by @blaineharden. From @nytimesbooks "It must not have been easy for Blaine Harden to find himself turning his journalistic weapons against his own heritage, but he has done the conscience of his homeland a great service."

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