For some less optimistic, but still combative climate literature:

Climate Change as Class War, by Matthew T. Huber

Slow Down, by Kohei Saito

and right now I’m reading I Want a Better Catastrophe, by Andrew Boyd, and so far it’s interesting (and accessible).

What’s wrong with a car-sharing setup? Less space needed, people don’t need a car 24/7 so others can use them, it’s cheaper and less wasteful and polluting.

Our national news service had the balls to end their reporting on this news on a (techno)optimistic note, that everything will be fine if we just make a little effort. Scandelous and willful negligence.

Many of those terrible people don’t give you the same courtesy though…