Planning to pack a sustainability-related read in your suitcase this summer? We asked Our Planet Our Future’s sustainability book club… Read More »Looking for sustainability-related summer reads? Here are 10 recommended by our book club members
Why do politicians and economists chase boundless economic growth when wealth is shared so unequally and not an indicator of… Read More »Is there no end to growth? Prosperity Without Growth by Tim Jackson
What can the Indigenous American worldview teach outsiders about sustainability? A lot, it turns out. Our Planet Our Future’s Book… Read More »Weaving a Better Future: Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
This month, Our Planet Our Future’s Sustainability Book Club took a deep dive into the ocean with Helen Czerski’s Blue… Read More »Exploring the ocean’s depths: review of Blue Machine by Helen Czerski
Our Planet Our Future’s Book Club’s pick for November was Badvertising by Andrew Simms and Leo Murray. The book shines… Read More »Polluting our minds: Badvertising by Andrew Simms and Leo Murray
‘Powerful’, ‘sensible’, ‘the opposite of self-centred’, ‘regenerative’, ‘optimistic’ and ‘a book everyone should read’. These were the snap reviews of… Read More »â€˜A book everyone should read’: Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth hits the sweet spot
How do we feed the world without devouring the planet? George Monbiot ponders this challenge in his book Regenesis, the… Read More »Food for thought: review of Regenesis by George Monbiot
Our Planet Our Future, our landmark series of talks and events, launched an Environment Book Club, meeting in Harpenden to… Read More »Book Review: Five Times Faster by Simon Sharpe
The OPOF Environment Book Club launched with 7 founder members on 14th November 2023! The launch book was Letters to the Earth – Writing… Read More »Launching the Our Planet Our Future Book Club