5 More Must-Read Books on Sustainability
- Nick Arbuckle
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
After the success of our first list, 7 Books on Sustainability, we’re back with more inspiring reads to deepen your understanding of the planet and your role in protecting it. These books explore the past, present, and future of sustainability—spanning science, economics, indigenous wisdom, and personal stories.
A sweeping overview of how humanity has approached sustainability over the centuries. Caradonna takes you from ancient agricultural societies to modern climate movements, showing how ideas about environmental responsibility have evolved—and what we can learn from the past.
The legendary naturalist reflects on his extraordinary career and the environmental changes he’s seen firsthand. This memoir is both a warning and a hopeful call to action, offering a vision of how we can restore biodiversity and rebalance our relationship with nature.
Ever wondered what’s worse for the planet—sending an email or eating a banana? This book breaks it down. Berners-Lee quantifies the carbon impact of everyday activities and choices, making sustainability tangible, practical, and even fun.
Raworth reimagines economics for the 21st century, introducing the "doughnut" model: a safe and just space for humanity that respects planetary boundaries. This book challenges traditional GDP-focused growth and offers an inclusive vision for thriving societies.
Part memoir, part ecological manifesto, this beautifully written book blends indigenous wisdom with Western science. Kimmerer’s essays invite readers to slow down, observe, and develop a deeper, more reciprocal relationship with the natural world.
Whether you’re new to sustainability or deep in your journey, these books will educate, challenge, and inspire you. Happy reading—and let us know which titles you’d add to the list!
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