Michelle Nijhuis Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Michelle Nijhuis

Enjoyed thinking about animal metaphors in politics with the help of great new books by @kristinohlson (SWEET IN TOOTH AND CLAW) and @LeeDugatkin (POWER IN THE WILD). 🙏 @jasondovemark @jonathanphahn https://t.co/XQUba73dF6 https://t.co/CYMGNIApXH

Michelle Nijhuis

An enjoyably idiosyncratic tour led by a perceptive, empathetic guide... both more realistic and more persuasive than any technical argument, for it makes it possible to imagine not only one alternative to endless growth but many.

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Michelle Nijhuis

Looking forward to talking with @ElizKolbert about the nature of the future @MontclairLib this Sunday @ 1 pm PT/4 pm ET. We'll be discussing her brilliant new book UNDER A WHITE SKY. Join us! https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_69C0PGPbS9WjIyGTtmmFIg?t=1616158733043 https://t.co/ENjxMDK2oi

Michelle Nijhuis

So looking forward to talking with @AdamMSowards about his excellent new book, MAKING AMERICA'S PUBLIC LANDS, *tomorrow* 4/19 @USNatArchives, 1 pm ET. Free. Register here to join us on Zoom: https://t.co/vHdZlhOPnx #envhist #conservation #twitterstorians https://t.co/nbX1DTZJ0Z

Michelle Nijhuis

After you've VOTED, soothe your soul with the beautiful essays in Priyanka Kumar's CONVERSATIONS WITH BIRDS, out today @Milkweed_Books: https://t.co/RmU4veroAd Happy pub day Priyanka! 🕊 🦅 🦜 🐦 https://t.co/yuHlkj7R0z

Michelle Nijhuis

"All reasonable Americans must plant ourselves in a long row and lock arms against the terrible wind from the far right." @Sarah_Smarsh sings truth from the heartland @nytimes: https://t.co/bxi6PXJ4KM

Michelle Nijhuis

Octavia Butler's Parable of the Sower was written in 1993 and set in 2025, and sometimes I fear that we're right on schedule #ClimateCrisis https://www.readingoctavia.com/

Michelle Nijhuis

“…every day every one of us must choose whether to build civilization…or let the world fall apart…” — Vigdis Hjorth, Long Live the Post Horn! How I love this strange & wise little novel. https://t.co/DPYGDHznOm

Michelle Nijhuis

Subtract is most convincing, and most useful, when it... sticks to the essence of its argument, which is that subtraction can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of individuals and groups of all kinds, from political activists and homeowners to universities and governments.

Michelle Nijhuis

I'm all for reassessing and expanding the ranks of our #conservation heroes, and I'm especially glad to see longtime Aldo Leopold scholar Curt Meine weigh in with this reflection: https://t.co/LftCUf2LW5. Great insights & resources for future discussion. @AldoLeopoldFdn