Hope Matters: Why Changing The Way We Think Is Critical To Solving The Environmental Crisis (David Suzuki Institute)

This Book Comes At Just The Right Moment. It Is Not Too Late If We Get Together And Take Action, Now. Jane Goodallfears About Climate Change Are Fueling An Epidemic Of Despair Across The World: Adults Worry About Their ChildrenS Future; Thirty-Somethings Question Whether They Should Have Kids Or Not; And Many Young People Honestly Believe They Have No Future At All.In The Face Of Extreme Eco-Anxiety, Scholar And Award-Winning Author Elin Kelsey Argues That Our HopelessnessWhile An Understandable ReactionIs Hampering Our Ability To Address The Very Real Problems We Face. Kelsey Offers A Powerful Solution: Hope Itself.Hope Matters Boldly Breaks Through The Narrative Of Doom And Gloom To Show Why Evidence-Based Hope, Not Fear, Is Our Most Powerful Tool For Change. Kelsey Shares Real-Life Examples Of Positive Climate News That Reveal The Power Of Our Mindsets To Shape Reality, The Resilience Of Nature, And The Transformative Possibilities Of Individual And Collective Action. And She Demonstrates How We Can Build On Positive Trends To Work Toward A Sustainable And Just Future, Before ItS Too Late.Praise For Hope MattersWhether You Consider Yourself A Passionate Ally Of Nature, A Busy Bystander, Or Anything In Between, This Book Will Uplift Your Spirits, Helping You Find Hope In The Face Of Climate Crisis.Veronica Joyce Lin, North American Association For Environmental Education 30 Under 30A Tonic In Hard Times.Claudia Dreyguis, Author Of Scientific Conversations: Interviews On Science From The New York TimesBeautifully Written And An Effective Antidote Against Apathy And Inaction.Christof Mauch, Director, Rachel Carson Center For The Environment And Societypublished In Partnership With The David Suzuki Institute.