Earth Day

365 ways to save the earth. Philippe Bourseiller. Y 363.7 BOU
Advocating for the environment: how to gather your power and take action. Susan B. Inches. 363.7052 INC
All that we share: a field guide to the commons. Jay Walljasper. 333.2 WAL
All the wild that remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West. David Gessner. 813 GES
The (almost) zero waste guide: 100+ tips for reducing your waste without changing your life. Melanie Mannarino. 640.286 MAN
American earth: environmental writing since Thoreau. 333.72 AME
American wasteland: how America throws away nearly half of its food (and what we can do about it). Jonathan Bloom. 363.8 BLO
Animal factory: the looming threat of industrial pig, dairy, and poultry farms to humans and the environment. David Kirby. 636.01 KIR
Animal, vegetable, miracle: a year of food life. Barbara Kingsolver. 630.2 KIN
Archipelago: portraits of life in the world’s most remote island sanctuary. David Liittschwager, Susan Middleton. 578.77 LII
Arctic wings: birds of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. 598.0979 ARC
As long as grass grows: the indigenous fight for environmental justice, from colonization to Standing Rock. Dina Gilio-Whitaker. 970.5 GIL
Atmosphere of hope: searching for solutions to the climate crisis. Tim Flannery. 363.7387 FLA
Babylon’s ark: the incredible wartime rescue of the Baghdad Zoo. Lawrence Anthony. Y 590.73 ANT
Back to Earth: what life in space taught me about our home planet–and our mission to protect it. Nicole Stott. 304.2 STO
The battle for paradise: surfing, tuna, and one town’s quest to save a wave. Jeremy Evans. 304.2097 EVA
Becoming animal: an earthly cosmology. David Abram. 304.2 ABR
Betting the farm on a drought: stories from the front lines of climate change. Seamus McGraw. 363.7387 MACG
The big thirst: the secret life and turbulent future of water. Charles Fishman. 333.91 FIS
The birds of Pandemonium: life among the exotic and the endangered. Michele Raffin. 598 RAF
The black rhinos of Namibia: searching for survivors in the African desert. Rick Bass. 599.668 BAS
Blood and earth: modern slavery, ecocide, and the secret to saving the world. Kevin Bales. 306.362 BAL
The boom: how fracking ignited the American energy revolution and changed the world. Russell Gold. 333.823 GOL
Build your own electric vehicle. Seth Leitman, Bob Brant. 629.2293 LEI
Building green. Clarke Snell. 690.837 SNE
Careers in renewable energy: your world, your future. Gregory McNamee. 333.794 MACN
Cathedral of the wild: an African journey home. Boyd Varty. 639.95 VAR, Large Type 639.95 VAR
Change comes to dinner: how vertical farmers, urban growers, and other innovators are revolutionizing how America eats. Katherine Gustafson. 641.3 GUS
Changing diapers: the hip mom’s guide to modern cloth diapering. Kelly Wels. 649.1 WEL
Chernobyl’s wild kingdom: life in the dead zone. Rebecca L. Johnson. Y 363.1799 JOH
Clean energy common sense: an American call to action on global climate change. Frances Beinecke. 333.79 BEI
Climate change for dummies. Elizabeth May, John Kidder, Zoë Caron. 363.7387 MAY
The climate fix: what scientists and politicians won’t tell you about global warming. Roger Pielke, Jr. 363.7387 PIE
Climate of hope: how cities, businesses, and citizens can save the planet. Michael R. Bloomberg, Carl Pope. 363.7387 BLO
The climate war: true believers, power brokers, and the fight to save the earth. Eric Pooley. 363.7387 POO
Closet monsters: stitch creatures you’ll love from clothing you don’t. John Murphy. 745.5924 MUR
Coal: a human history. Barbara Freese. 553.24 FRE
Collapse: how societies choose to fail or succeed. Jared Diamond. 304.28 DIA
Common threads: weaving community through collaborative eco-art. Sharon Kallis. 701.08 KAL
The complete idiot’s guide to organic living. Eliza Sarasohn. 640 SAR
Condor: to the brink and back– the life and times of one giant bird. John Nielsen. 598.92 NIE
Confessions of a recovering environmentalist and other essays. Paul Kingsnorth. 363.7 KIN
Consumer guide to home energy savings. Jennifer Thorne Amann. 644 AMA
Countdown: our last, best hope for a future on earth? Alan Weisman. 304.2 WEI
Courage for the Earth: writers, scientists, and activists celebrate the life and writing of Rachel Carson. 577.27 COU
Cows save the planet and other improbable ways of restoring soil to heal the earth. Judith D. Schwartz. 577.57 SCH
Craftcycle: 100+ eco-friendly projects and ideas for everyday living. Heidi Boyd. 745.584 BOY
Creating rain gardens: capturing the rain for your own water-efficient garden. Cleo Woelfle-Erskine, Apryl Uncapher. 635.95 WOE
The Creation: an appeal to save life on Earth. Edward O. Wilson. 333.9516 WIL
Dangerous years: climate change, the long emergency, and the way forward. David W. Orr. 363.7387 ORR
Deep future: the next 100,000 years of life on Earth. Curt Stager. 363.7 STA
Desperate: an epic battle for clean water and justice in Appalachia. Kris Maher. 344.046 MAH
The dirty life: on farming, food, and love. Kristin Kimball. 631.584 KIM, CD 631.584 KIM
Do one green thing: saving the earth through simple, everyday choices. Mindy Pennybacker. 333.72 PEN
The dolphin in the mirror: exploring dolphin minds and saving dolphin lives. Diana Reiss. 599.53 REI
Don’t even think about it: why our brains are wired to ignore climate change. George Marshall. 363.7387 MAR
Don’t trust, don’t fear, don’t beg: the extraordinary story of the Arctic 30. Ben Stewart. 363.7382 STE
The eagle watchers: observing and conserving raptors around the world. 598.942 EAG
Earth: an intimate history. Richard Fortey. 551.7 FOR
The Earth friendly home. 640 EAR
Earth keeper: reflections on the American land. N. Scott Momaday. 814.54 MOM
Earth-sheltered houses: how to build an affordable underground home. Rob Roy. 690.837 ROY
Earth: the sequel: the race to reinvent energy and stop global warming. Fred Krupp, Miriam Horn. 621.042 KRU
Eating the sun: how plants power the planet. Oliver Morton. 572.46 MOR
Eco house book. Terence Conran. 720.47 CON
EcoMind: changing the way we think, to create the world we want. Frances Moore Lappe. 304.28 LAP
Electric and hybrid cars: a history. Curtis D. Anderson and Judy Anderson. 629.2293 AND
The elephant whisperer: my life with the herd in the African wild. Lawrence Anthony. 599.674 ANT
The end of the line: how overfishing is changing the world and what we eat. Charles Clover. 333.956 CLO, DVD 333.956
Endangered species: protecting biodiversity. Kim Masters Evans. 578.68 EVA, Electronic Resource
Endangered: wildlife on the brink of extinction. George C. McGavin. Y 591.68 MACG
The energy-smart house: builder-tested, code approved. 644 ENE
Energy-wise landscape design: a new approach for your home & garden. Sue Reed. 712.6 REE
Environmental science demystified. Linda D. Williams. 577 WIL
Erosion: essays of undoing. Terry Tempest Williams. 814 WIL
The essential agrarian reader: the future of culture, community, and the land. 338.1 ESS
Essential atlas of ecology. 577 ESS
The face on your plate: the truth about food. Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson. 641.3 MAS
Falter: has the human game begun to play itself out? Bill McKibben. 909.83 MACK
Farewell, my Subaru: an epic adventure in local living. Doug Fine. 333.72 FIN
Field notes from a catastrophe: man, nature, and climate change. Elizabeth Kolbert. 363.738 KOL
A field philosopher’s guide to fracking: how one Texas town stood up to big oil and gas. Adam Briggle. 363.11 BRI
Fierce beauty: preserving the world of wild cats. Tim Flach, Barry Bland. 599.75 FLA
50 plus one tips for going green. Alicia Maria Smith. Large Type 640 SMI
50 simple things you can do to save the Earth. John Javna, Sophie Javna, Jesse Javna. 363.7 JAV
Fire and flood: a people’s history of climate change, from 1979 to the present. Eugene Linden. 304.28 LIN
Fire and ice: soot, solidarity, and survival on the roof of the world. Jonathan Mingle. 363.738 MIN
Fixing climate: what past climate changes reveal about the current threat–and how to counter it. Wallace S. Broecker, Robert Kunzig. 551.6 BRO
Food and the city: urban agriculture and the new food revolution. Jennifer Cockrall-King. 363.8 COC
Food fix: how to save our health, our economy, our communities, and our planet-one bite at a time. Mark Hyman. 363.8561 HYM
Food matters: a guide to conscious eating with more than 75 recipes. Mark Bittman. 641.3 BIT
Food not lawns: how to turn your yard into a garden and your neighborhood into a community. H.C. Flores. 631.58 FLO
For cod & country. Barton Seaver. 641.692 SEA
Force of nature: the unlikely story of Wal-Mart’s green revolution. Edward Humes. 338.927 HUM
47 things you can do for the environment. Lexi Petronis. Y 333.72 PET
The frackers: the outrageous inside story of the new billionaire wildcatters. Gregory Zuckerman. 338.762 ZUC
Fraser’s penguins: a journey to the future in Antarctica. Fen Montaigne. 598.47 MON
Frozen planet: a world beyond imagination. Alastair Fothergill, Vanessa Berlowitz. 577.0911 FOT, DVD 577.0911
Full body burden: growing up in the nuclear shadow of Rocky Flats. Kristen Iversen. 363.1799 IVE
The Galápagos: a natural history. Henry Nicholls. 508.8665 NIC
Galapagos: preserving Darwin’s legacy. 508.8665 GAL
The geography of risk: epic storms, rising seas, and the costs of America’s coasts. Gilbert M. Gaul. 363.3492 GAU
Getting started in permaculture: over 50 DIY projects for house & garden using recycled materials. Ross & Jenny Mars. 631.87 MAR
Getting to green: saving nature, a bipartisan solution. Frederic C. Rich. 363.7 RIC
Global climate change. 551.6 GLO
Global weirdness: severe storms, deadly heat waves, relentless drought, rising seas, and the weather of the future. 577.22 GLO
Go green, live rich: 50 simple ways to save the Earth and get rich trying. David Bach. 640 BAC
Going, going, gone?: animals and plants on the brink of extinction and how you can help. Malcolm Tait. 333.9522 TAI
Got sun? Go solar: harness nature’s free energy to heat and power your grid-tied home. Rex A. Ewing, Doug Pratt. 697.78 EWI
A great aridness: climate change and the future of the American southwest. William deBuys. 551.69 DEB
The Great Lakes: the natural history of a changing region. Wayne Grady. 508.77 GRA
The great warming: climate change and the rise and fall of civilizations. Brian Fagan. 551.609 FAG
The great white bear: a natural and unnatural history of the polar bear. Kieran Mulvaney. 599.786 MUL
The green and the black: the complete story of the shale revolution, the fight over fracking, and the future of energy. Gary Sernovitz. 333.823 SER
Green babies, sage moms: the ultimate guide to raising your organic baby. Lynda Fassa. 649.122 FAS
The green beauty guide: your essential resource to organic and natural skin care, hair care, makeup, and fragrances. Julie Gabriel. 646.72 GAB
Green collar jobs: environmental careers for the 21st century. Scott M. Deitche. 333.7202 DEI
Green equilibrium: the vital balance of humans & nature. Christopher Wills. 577 WIL
Green gadgets for dummies. Tom Hutsko. 621.381 HUT
The green gardener’s guide: simple, significant actions to protect & preserve our planet. Joe Lamp’l. 635.048 LAM
Green home building: money-saving strategies for an affordable, healthy, high-performance home. Miki Cook, Doug Garrett. 728.047 COO
The green house: new directions in sustainable architecture. Alanna Stang. 728.37 STA
Green interior design. Lori Dennis. 747 DEN
Green technology: earth-friendly innovations. Geeta Sobha. 621.042 SOB
Green wedding: planning your eco-friendly celebration. Mireya Navarro. 395.22 NAV
Greening your cleaning. Deirdre Imus. 648.5 IMU
Greening your home: sustainable options for every system in your house. Clayton Bennett. 644 BEN
Greening your small business: how to improve your bottom line, grow your brand, satisfy your customers–and save the planet. Jennifer Kaplan. 658.4083 KAP
Growing a garden city: how farmers, first graders, counselors, troubled teens, foodies, a homeless shelter chef, single mothers, and more are transforming themselves and their neighborhoods through the intersection of local agriculture and community–and how you can, too. Jeremy N. Smith. 635.0978 SMI
Growing tomorrow: a farm-to-table journey in photos and recipes: behind the scenes with 18 extraordinary sustainable farmers who are changing the way we eat. Forrest Pritchard. 630.92 PRI
Growing vegetables in drought, desert & dry times: the complete guide to organic gardening without wasting water. Maureen Gilmer. 635.0915 GIL
Half-Earth: our planet’s fight for life. Edward O. Wilson. 333.9516 WIL
The harvest eating cookbook: more than 200 recipes for cooking with seasonal local ingredients. Keith Snow. 641.65 SNO
The hockey stick and the climate wars: dispatches from the front lines. Michael E. Mann. 363.7387 MAN
Home enlightenment: practical, earth-friendly advice for creating a nurturing, healthy, and toxin-free home and lifestyle. Annie B. Bond. 648.5 BER
Homesteading: a backyard guide to– growing your own food, canning, keeping chickens, generating your own energy, crafting, herbal medicine, and more. 640 HOM
Hope for animals and their world: how endangered species are being rescued from the brink. Jane Goodall. 591.68 GOO
Hope on Earth: a conversation. Paul R. Ehrlich, Michael Charles Tobias. 577 EHR
Hot, flat, and crowded: why we need a green revolution–and how it can renew America. Thomas L. Friedman. Large Type 363.7 FRI, CD 363.7 FRI
The hour of land: a personal topography of America’s national parks. Terry Tempest Williams. 333.78 WIL
How bad are bananas?: the carbon footprint of everything. Mike Berners-Lee. 363.7387 BER
How to avoid a climate disaster: the solutions we have and the breakthroughs we need. Bill Gates. 363.7387 GAT, EAudiobook
How to clone a mammoth: the science of de-extinction. Beth Shapiro. 591.68 SHA
How to give up plastic: a guide to changing the world, one plastic bottle at a time. Will McCallum. 363.738 MACC
How to prepare for climate change: a practical guide to surviving the chaos. David Pogue. 363.738 POG
How we know what we know about our changing climate: scientists and kids explore global warming. Lynne Cherry. J 551.6 CHE
The human age: the world shaped by us. Diane Ackerman. 304.2 ACK
The hunt for the golden mole: all creatures great and small, and why they matter. Richard Girling. 591.68 GIR
If you love this planet: a plan to heal the earth. Helen Caldicott. 363.7 CAL
Imagine it!: a handbook for a happier planet. Laurie David, Heather Reisman. 640.286 DAV
In the empire of ice: encounters in a changing landscape. Gretel Ehrlich. 998 EHR
Killer whales of the world: natural history and conservation. Robin W. Baird. 599.536 BAI
Last child in the woods: saving our children from nature-deficit disorder. Richard Louv. 155.418 LOU
The last forest: the Amazon in the age of globalization. Mark London, Brian Kelly. 333.75 LON
The last great ape: a journey through Africa and a fight for the heart of the continent. Ofir Drori, David McDannald. 916.7 DRO
The last mountain. DVD 333.73
The last rhinos: my battle to save one of the world’s greatest creatures. Lawrence Anthony. 599.668 ANT
The last unicorn: a search for one of Earth’s rarest creatures. William deBuys. 591.68 DEB
The last winter: the scientists, adventurers, journeymen, and mavericks trying to save the world. Porter Fox. 363.7387 FOX
Law of the jungle: the $19 billion legal battle over oil in the rain forest and the lawyer who’d stop at nothing to win. Paul M. Barrett. 344.046 BAR
Lawn gone!: low-maintenance, sustainable, attractive alternatives for your yard. Pam Penick. 712 PEN
A life on our planet: my witness statement and a vision for the future. David Attenborough. 508 ATT, Large Type 508 ATT
Lighting the world: transforming our energy future by bringing electricity to everyone. Jim Rogers. 333.7932 ROG
Little green dresses: 50 original patterns for repurposed dresses, tops, skirts, and more. Tina Sparkles. 646.4 SPA
The living Great Lakes. Jerry Dennis. 977 DEN
Living like Ed. Ed Begley, Jr. 333.72 BEG
Living off the grid: a simple guide to creating and maintaining a self-reliant supply of energy, water, shelter, and more. Dave Black. 644 BLA
The loneliest polar bear: a true story of survival and peril on the edge of a warming world. Kale Williams. 599.786 WIL
The long emergency: surviving the converging catastrophes of the twenty-first century. James Howard Kunstler. 303.49 KUN
Lost animals: extinct, endangered, and rediscovered species. John Whitfield. 591.68 WHI
Lost mountain: a year in the vanishing wilderness: radical strip mining and the devastation of Appalachia. Erik Reece. 622.292 REE
Love God, heal earth. 201.77 LOV
The magnetic north: notes from the Arctic circle. Sara Wheeler. 910.911 WHE
Make garbage great: the terracycle family guide to a zero-waste lifestyle. Tom Szaky, Albe Zakes. 363.7282 SZA
Merchants of doubt: how a handful of scientists obscured the truth on issues from tobacco smoke to global warming. Naomi Oreskes, Erik M. Conway. 174.95 ORE
Moby-duck: the true story of 28,800 bath toys lost at sea and of the beachcombers, oceanographers, environmentalists, and fools, including the author, who went in search of them. Donovan Hohn. 551.462 HOH
More than genes: what science can tell us about toxic chemicals, development, and the risk to our children. Dan Agin. 612.64 AGI
Moving to higher ground: rising sea level and the path forward. John Englander. 551.458 ENG
The national parks: America’s best idea: an illustrated history. Dayton Duncan. 333.78 DUN, CD 917.3 DUN, DVD 917.3
The natural plaster book. Cedar Rose Guelberth, Dan Chiras. 693.6 GUE
Natural remodeling for the not-so-green house. Carol Venolia, Kelly Lerner. 643.7 VEN
The nature principle: human restoration and the end of nature-deficit disorder. Richard Louv. 155.904 LOU
Nature revealed: selected writings, 1949-2006. Edward O. Wilson. 570 WIL
The new good life: living better than ever in an age of less. John Robbins. 640 ROB
The new normal: an agenda for responsible living. David Wann. 333.72 WAN
The new solar electric home: the complete guide to photovoltaics for your home. Joel Davidson, Fran Orner. 621.31244 DAV
No good alternative. William T. Vollmann. 363.1799 VOL v.2
No immediate danger. William T. Vollmann. 363.1799 VOL
No impact man: the adventures of a guilty liberal who attempts to save the planet and the discoveries he makes about himself and our way of life in the process. Colin Beavan. 333.72 BEA, DVD 333.72
No way home: the decline of the world’s great animal migrations. David S. Wilcove. 591.568 WIL
The ocean of life: the fate of man and the sea. Callum Roberts. 551.46 ROB
Oil and honey: the education of an unlikely activist. Bill McKibben. 363.7 MACK
On extinction: how we became estranged from nature. Melanie Challenger. 576.84 CHA
On time and water. Andri Snær Magnason. 363.7387 ANDOn thin ice: the changing world of the polar bear. Richard Ellis. 599.786 ELL
100 animals. Nick Garbutt. 591.68 GAR
Organic farming: everything you need to know. Peter V. Fossel. 631.584 FOS
Organic housekeeping. Ellen Sandbeck. 648.5 SAN
Our daily poison: from pesticides to packaging, how chemicals have contaminated the food chain and are making us sick. Marie-Monique Robin. 363.7384 ROB
Our house is on fire: scenes of a family and a planet in crisis. Greta Thunberg, Svante Thunberg, Malena Ernman, Beata Ernman. 363.738 THU
Our only world: ten essays. Wendell Berry. 306.0973 BER
Out of Eden: an odyssey of ecological invasion. Alan Burdick. 577 BUR
Overdevelopment, overpopulation, overshoot. 363.91 OVE
Paradise falls: the true story of an environmental catastrophe. Keith O’Brien. 363.7384 OBR
Paradise found: nature in America at the time of discovery. Steve Nicholls. 508.7 NIC
Path of destruction: the devastation of New Orleans and the coming age of superstorms. John McQuaid, Mark Schleifstein. 551.552 MACQ
Planet without apes. Craig B. Stanford. 599.88 STA
Plastic-free: how I kicked the plastic habit and how you can too. Beth Terry. 363.738 TER
Plastic purge: how to use less plastic, eat better, keep toxins out of your body, and help save the sea turtles! Michael SanClements. 668.4 SAN
Plenty: one man, one woman, and a raucous year of eating locally. Alisa Smith. 641.3 SMI
Poison spring: the secret history of pollution and the EPA. E.G. Vallianatos. 363.73 VAL
The quiet world: saving Alaska’s wilderness kingdom, 1879-1960. Douglas Brinkley. 333.72 BRI
Rain: a natural and cultural history. Cynthia Barnett. 551.577 BAR
Rain gardens: managing water sustainably in the garden and designed landscape. Nigel Dunnett, Andy Clayden. 635.95 DUN
Raising baby green. Alan Greene. 618.2 GRE
Rancher, farmer, fisherman: conservation heroes of the American heartland. Miriam Horn. 333.72 HOR
Raptors of North America: natural history and conservation. Noel and Helen Snyder. 598.9 SNY
Re-bound: creating handmade books from recycled and repurposed materials. Jeannine Stein. Y 686.3 STE
Re-creative: 50 projects for turning found items into contemporary design. Steve Dodds. Y 745.5 DOD
The real cost of fracking: how America’s shale-gas boom is threatening our families, pets, and food. Michelle Bamberger, Robert Oswald. 363.1791 BAM
The renewable energy handbook. William H. Kemp. 333.794 KEM
Replenishing the Earth: spiritual values for healing ourselves and the world. Wangari Maathai. 261.88 MAA
Resetting the table: straight talk about the food we grow and eat. Robert Paarlberg. 338.19 PAA
Restore, recycle, repurpose: {create a beautiful home}. Randy Florke. 747 FLO
Return of the condor. John Moir. 598.92 MOI
Rewilding our hearts: building pathways of compassion and coexistence. Marc Bekoff. 179.1 BEK
Rhythm of the wild: a life inspired by Alaska’s Denali National Park. Kim Heacox. 979.8 HEA
The right to be cold: one woman’s fight to protect the Arctic and save the planet from climate change. Sheila Watt-Cloutier. Y 363.7 WAT
Rightful heritage: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the land of America. Douglas Brinkley. 973.917 BRI
A river of waste: the hazardous truth about factory farms. DVD 636.0832
Running dry: a journey from source to sea down the Colorado River. Jonathan Waterman. 979.13 WAT
Salvage secrets: transforming reclaimed materials into design concepts. Joanne Palmisano. 747 PAL
Seasick: ocean change and the extinction of life on Earth. Alanna Mitchell. 577.727 MIT
The seasons alter: how to save our planet in six acts. Philip Kitcher, Evelyn Fox Keller. 363.7 KIT
The seasons on Henry’s farm: a year of food and life on a sustainable farm. Terra Brockman. 635.048 BRO
Secrets of the savanna: twenty-three years in the African wilderness unraveling the mysteries of elephants and people. Mark & Delia Owens. 599.674 OWE
Self-sufficiency for the 21st century. Dick & James Strawbridge. 630 STR
Sewing green: 25 projects made with repurposed & organic materials; plus tips & resources for Earth-friendly stitching. Betz White. 646.4 WHI
Shift your habit: easy ways to save money, simplify your life, and save the planet. Elizabeth Rogers. 640 ROG
Silence of the songbirds. Bridget Stutchbury. 598.8 STU
Silent spring revolution: John F. Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, and the great environmental awakening. Douglas Brinkley. 333.72 BRI, CD 333.72 BRI
Simply green giving: create beautiful gift wrapping, tags, and handmade treasures from everyday materials. Danny Seo. 745.5941 SEO
Simply organic: a cookbook for sustainable, seasonal, and local ingredients. Jesse Ziff Cool. 641.564 COO
62 projects to make with a dead computer and other discarded electronics. Randy Sarafan. 745.5 SAR
A slice of organic life. 631.584 SLI
Slow death by rubber duck: the secret danger of everyday things. Rick Smith, Bruce Lourie. 615.902 SMI
Small green roofs: low-tech options for greener living. 635.9671 SMA
Smart mama’s green guide: simple steps to reduce your child’s toxic chemical exposure. Jennifer Taggart. 615.905 TAG
Solar living source book. John Schaeffer. 697.78 SCH
The sound of a wild snail eating. Elisabeth Tova Bailey. 594.38 BAI
Speed & scale: an action plan for solving our climate crisis now. John Doerr. 363.7387 DOE
Stand up that mountain: the battle to save one small community in the wilderness along the Appalachian Trail. Jay Erskine Leutze. 343.077 LEU
Stirring it up: how to make money and save the world. Gary Hirshberg. 338.76 HIR
Stolen water: saving the Everglades from its friends, foes, and Florida. W. Hodding Carter. 917.593 CAR
Storms of my grandchildren: the truth about the coming climate catastrophe and our last chance to save humanity. James Hansen. 363.7387 HAN
The story of Brutus: my life with Brutus the bear and the grizzlies of North America. Casey Anderson. 599.784 AND
The story of more: how we got to climate change and where to go from here. Hope Jahren. 363.7387 JAH, Y 363.7387 JAH
The story of stuff: how our obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities, and our health–and a vision for change. Annie Leonard. 658.8342 LEO
Terra: our 100-million-year-old ecosystem–and the threats that now put it at risk. Michael Novacek. 576.84 NOV
A thinking person’s guide to America’s national parks. 333.78 THI
This changes everything: capitalism vs. the climate. Naomi Klein. 363.7387 KLE
This is climate change: a visual guide to the facts: see for yourself how the planet is warming and what it means for us. David Nelles, Christian Serrer. 363.7387 NEL
Thunder on the mountain: death at Massey and the dirty secrets behind big coal. Peter A. Galuszka. 363.11 GAL
Tigers in red weather: a quest for the last wild tigers. Ruth Padel. 599.756 PAD
The town that food saved: how one community found vitality in local food. Ben Hewitt. 338.19 HEW
Toxic free: how to protect your health and home from the chemicals that are making you sick. Debra Lynn Dadd. 363.19 DAD
The transition companion: making your community more resilient in uncertain times. Rob Hopkins. 307.1 HOP
Trash-to-treasure papermaking: make your own recycled paper from newspapers & magazines, can & bottle labels, discarded gift wrap, old phone books, junk mail, comic books and more--. Arnold E. Grummer. 676.22 GRU
Tropic of chaos: climate change and the new geography of violence. Christian Parenti. 304.25 PAR
Twelve by twelve: a one-room cabin off the grid & beyond the American dream. William Powers. 333.72 POW
Under a green sky: global warming, the mass extinctions of the past, and what they can tell us about our future. Peter D. Ward. 363.7387 WAR
Under the sky we make: how to be human in a warming world. Kimberly Nicholas. 304.25 NIC
Unsolaced: along the way to all that is. Gretel Ehrlich. 818 EHR
The upcycle: beyond sustainability, designing for abundance. William McDonough, Michael Braungart. 363.7 MACD
Visit sunny Chernobyl: and other adventures in the world’s most polluted places. Andrew Blackwell. 363.73 BLA
Voices from Chernobyl. Svetlana Alexievich. 363.1799 ALE
Walking softly in the wilderness: the Sierra Club guide to backpacking. John Hart. 796.51 HAR
Wallet activism: how to use every dollar you spend, earn, and save as a force for change. Tanja Hester. 338.927 HES
War of the whales: a true story. Joshua Horwitz. 333.9595 HOR
The waste-free world: how the circular economy will take less, make more, and save the planet. Ron Gonen. 338.064 GON
Waste: uncovering the global food scandal. Tristram Stuart. 363.8 STU
The water-saving garden: how to grow a gorgeous garden with a lot less water. Pam Penick. 635.95 PEN
The water-wise home: how to conserve, capture, and reuse water in your home and landscape. Laura Allen. 628.1 ALL
We are the weather makers: the history of climate change. Tim Flannery. Y 551.6 FLA
Weeding without chemicals. Bob Flowerdew. 632.5 FLO
What can I do?: my path from climate despair to action. Jane Fonda. 363.738 FON
What we think about when we try not to think about global warming: toward a new psychology of climate action. Per Espen Stoknes. 155.915 STO
Where the wild things were: life, death, and ecological wreckage in a land of vanishing predators. William Stolzenburg. 577.5 STO
White man’s game: saving animals, rebuilding Eden, and other myths of conservation in Africa. Stephanie Hanes. 333.954 HAN
The whole story of climate: what science reveals about the nature of endless change. E. Kirsten Peters. 551.5 PET
The wild trees: a story of passion and daring. Richard Preston. 585.5 PRE
Wisdom of the last farmer: harvesting legacies from the land. David Mas Masumoto. 630.92 MAS
The world as we knew it: dispatches from a changing climate. 363.7387 WOR
The world is blue: how our fate and the ocean’s are one. Sylvia A. Earle. 551.46 EAR
A world without ice. Henry Pollack. 551.312 POL
Yellow dirt: an American story of a poisoned land and a people betrayed. Judy Pasternak. 979.9 PAS
Your green home: a guide to planning a healthy, environmentally friendly new home. Alex Wilson. 690.837 WIL
Zen and the art of saving the planet. Thich Nhat Hanh. 294.3927 NHA
Zero waste home: the ultimate guide to simplifying your life by reducing your waste. Bea Johnson. 640.286 JOH
Zero waste: simple life hacks to drastically reduce your trash. Shia Su. 640.286 SU, Ebook

BIOGRAPHY

Born wild: the extraordinary story of one man’s passion for Africa. Tony Fitzjohn. B Fitzjohn
The boy who harnessed the wind. William Kamkwamba. B Kamkwamba
The gentle subversive: Rachel Carson, Silent spring, and the rise of the environmental movement. Mark Hamilton Lytle. B Carson
Last stand: Ted Turner’s quest to save a troubled planet. Todd Wilkinson. B Turner
Love, life, and elephants: an African love story. Dame Daphne Sheldrick. B Sheldrick
Mr. Hornaday’s war: how a peculiar Victorian zookeeper waged a lonely crusade for wildlife that changed the world. Stefan Bechtel. B Hornaday
On a farther shore: the life and legacy of Rachel Carson. William Souder. B Carson
Unbowed: a memoir. Wangari Muta Maathai. B Maathai
The wilderness warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the crusade for America. Douglas Brinkley. B Roosevelt

FICTION

Anthill. E.O. Wilson. Fic WIL
An atomic romance. Bobbie Ann Mason. Fic MAS, CD Fic MAS
Blackfish City. Sam J. Miller. Sci. Fic MIL, Ebook
Dig too deep. Amy Allgeyer. Y Fic ALL
Farmed and dangerous. Edith Maxwell. Mystery MAX
Flush. Carl Hiaasen. Y Fic HIA, J HIA, Y AUDIO CD HIA
Heat and light. Jennifer Haigh. Fic HAI, Ebook
Migrations. Charlotte McConaghy. Fiction McConaghy
Rock bottom. Erin Brockovich. Fic BRO
Solar. Ian McEwan. Fic MACE
Something new under the sun. Alexandra Kleeman. Fic KLE
Trashlands. Alison Stine. Sci. Fic STI, EAudiobook
When the killing’s done. T. Coraghessan Boyle. Fic BOY
The year of the flood. Margaret Atwood. Fic ATW

REFERENCE

Endangered species: protecting biodiversity. Kim Masters Evans. R 300.7 INF
Energy: supplies, sustainability and costs. Sandra M. Alters. R 300.7 INF
The environment: a revolution in attitudes. Kim Masters Evans. R 300.7 INF
Water: no longer taken for granted. Sandra M. Alters. R 300.7 INF
Wildlands philanthropy: the great American tradition. Tom Butler. R 917.3 BUT

AUDIOBOOKS

The ecological planet: an introduction to Earth’s major ecosystems. John Kricher. CD 577 KRI
Energy for future presidents: the science behind the headlines. Richard A. Muller. CD 333.79 MUL
Fueling the planet: the past, present, and future of energy. Michael B. Mc Elroy. CD 333.79 MACE
In deep water: the anatomy of a disaster, the fate of the Gulf, and how to end our oil addiction. Peter Lehner. CD 363.7382 LEH
You are here: exposing the vital link between what we do and what that does to our planet. CD 363.7 KOS

DVDS & VIDEOS

Ansel Adams: a documentary film. DVD B Adams
Being green (Sesame Street). DVD Children S
Blue gold: world water wars. DVD 333.911
Born to be wild. DVD 333.954
Building with awareness: the construction of a hybrid home. DVD 691
Captain Planet and the Planeteers. DVD Children C
The chances of the world changing. DVD 333.957
Cool it: are we saving the world or just burning money? DVD 363.7387
The cove. DVD 599.53
Crude. DVD 622.3382
Cuba: the accidental Eden. DVD 508.729
Curiosity quest goes green. Rubber bark. DVD Children C
Dirt! the movie. DVD 631.49
Dive! living off America’s waste. DVD 363.728
The 11th hour. DVD 304.28
Extreme ice. DVD 551.31
Flow: for love of water. DVD 333.911
Frogs & amphibians crisis & CSI. DVD J 597.8
Gabon, the last Eden. DVD 591.967
Gasland. DVD 622.338
Handy Manny. Manny’s green team. DVD Children H
Hotspots. DVD 333.9516
Hurricane on the bayou. DVD 363.3492
An inconvenient truth. DVD 363.7387
Life. DVD 570
No impact man. DVD 333.72
Nuclear energy. DVD 333.7924
Planet Earth. DVD 508
Planet in peril: a CNN worldwide investigation. DVD 304.28
Pollution solutions. DVD Children B
Radioactive wolves: Chernobyl’s nuclear wilderness. DVD 363.1799
Respect yo’ mama here comes Mr. Recycle Man! DVD Children R
Safety smart goes green! DVD Children S
Saved by the sun. DVD 333.7923
Spirit bear: the Simon Jackson story. DVD Drama
Stuff happens with Bill Nye. DVD Children B
WALL-E. DVD Children W
The whale warrior: pirate for the sea. DVD 333.959
Whales in crisis. DVD 599.5
Who killed the electric car? DVD 629.2293
The world according to Monsanto. DVD 660.65

CHILDREN’S BOOKS

All the wild wonders: poems of our Earth. J 808.81 ALL
Alternative energy beyond fossil fuels. Dana Meachen Rau. J 333.794 RAU
Antarctic melting: the disappearing Antarctic ice cap. Michael A. Sommers. J 363.7387 SOM
Ants in your pants, worms in your plants!: (Gilbert goes green). Diane deGroat. Pic DEG
Baby Coyote and the old woman = El coyotito y la viejita. Carmen Tafolla. Sp. Lang. Pic TAF
The bat scientists. Mary Kay Carson. J 599.4 CAR
The buffalo are back. Jean Craighead George. J 599.643 GEO
Can we save the tiger? Martin Jenkins. J 591.68 JEN
The canyon. Sheila Cole. J COL
Conserving our fresh water. Carol Inskipp. J 333.91 INS
Earth-friendly crafts: clever ways to reuse everyday items. Kathy Ross. J 745.58 ROS
Easy earth-friendly crafts in 5 steps. Anna Llimos. J 745.58 LLI
Eco babies wear green. Michelle Sinclaire Colman. Board Book COL
Endangered planet. David Burnie. J 333.95 BUR
Energy. Rob Bowden. J 333.79 BOW
Energy. John Stringer. J 333.79 STR
Energy Island: how one community harnessed the wind and changed their world. Allan Drummond. J 333.92 DRU
Everglades forever: restoring America’s great wetland. Trish Marx. J 975.9 MAR
Fancy Nancy: every day is Earth Day. Jane O’Connor. E OCO
Food and farming. Rob Bowden. J 338.1 BOW
Food for life. John Baines. J 630 BAI
The forever forest: kids save a tropical treasure. Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini. J 578.734 PRA
Healthy seas. Carol Inskipp. J 577.7 INS
An inconvenient truth: the crisis of global warming. Al Gore. J 363.7387 GOR
A journey into a lake. Rebecca L. Johnson. J 577.63 JOH
A journey into a wetland. Rebecca L. Johnson. J 577.68 JOH
Julie and the eagles. Megan McDonald. J MACD
Kailey. Amy Goldman Koss. J KOS
Love your world: how to take care of the plants, the animals, and the planet. Dawn Sirett. Pic SIR
The Magic School Bus and the climate challenge. Joanna Cole. J 363.7387 COL
Make it!: don’t throw it away–create something amazing! Jane Bull. J 745.58 BUL
Miss Fox’s class goes green. Eileen Spinelli. Pic SPI
Old cars. Sally Morgan. J 363.728 MOR
Olivia’s birds: saving the Gulf. Olivia Bouler. J 598 BOU
Ozone. Don Nardo. J 363.7387 NAR
Pale Male: citizen hawk of New York City. Janet Schulman. J 598.94 SCH
Pandas and other endangered species. Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce. J 599.789 OSB
Polar bear, why is your world melting? Robert E. Wells. J 363.7387 WEL
Rachel: the story of Rachel Carson. Amy Ehrlich. EB Carson
Recycle this book: 100 top children’s book authors tell you how to go green. J 363.7 REC
Recycled tires. Toney Allman. J 363.728 ALL
Red wolves: and then there were (almost) none. Meish Goldish. J 599.773 GOL
Reducing the carbon footprint. Anne Rooney. J 363.7 ROO
Resources. Andrew Solway. J 333.72 SOL
Solar power. Neil Morris. J 333.792 MOR
Sustainable homes. Ewan McLeish. J 690.8 MACL
31 ways to change the world: we are what we do. J 361.2 THI
The trouble with dragons. Debi Gliori. Pic GLI
Wangari’s trees of peace: a true story from Africa. Jeanette Winter. EB Wangari
Waste and recycling. Sally Morgan. J 363.728 MOR
Waste disposal. Andrew Solway. J 363.728 SOL
Water. Geoff Barker. J 553.7 BAR
What’s so special about planet Earth? Robert E. Wells. J 525 WEL

SPANISH LANGUAGE / EN ESPAÑOL

Las tres erres: reutilizar, reducir, reciclar. Nuria Roca. Sp. Lang. J 363.728 ROC

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