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Room 7 - Books and MOOCs.

This Room links to books, reviews and also freely available Open Educational
Resources (OERs) including Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).

Books on Climate Change, OERs and Courses Including MOOCs

Note that MOOCs may charge for additional services such as assessment and certificates.
  • Class Central - Free Online Climate Change Courses and Certifications from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Pennsylvania University and other top universities.

  • Coursearena - Learn about climate change with free courses and tutorials chosen and upvoted by community. Useful listings of courses by various providers.

  • My MOOC - 42 MOOCs, certified online courses from prestigious universities by various providers and oriented towards the scientific foundations of climate change.

  • OER Commons - Open Educational Resources (OERs), library of educational resources about climate change and intersectional topics.

  • SDG Academy - Free educational resources from leading experts on sustainable development, SDG Academy represents education and training portfolio of UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

  • UN CC:e-Learn - Think, Talk, Act Climate, tackling climate change requires action at all levels of society, strategic advice and learning resources, many relevant courses.

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Books and Reviews

  • Wikipedia - Climate fiction (sometimes shortened to cli-fi) deals with climate change, often speculatively but inspired by climate science. Excellent discussion and many examples given.

  • A Gift for Conversation - Interactive gift book, designed to get people talking about Climate Change.

  • Deloitte - Recommended reads from leaders and experts to help inspire climate action.

  • Earthwatch - 23 Must-Read Science Books About the Environment, Chosen by Earthwatch Scientists.

  • EcoWatch - Saving Mother Earth: Books About Feminism and Women Protecting the Planet.

  • LibriVox - Acoustical liberation of books in the public domain: climate.

  • Micro Climate Books - Climate Change & Environment Books for Children, Families, Climate Hubs & Schools.

  • Mongabay - 10 notable books on conservation and the environment published in 2024.

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ACCIDENTAL GODS
Mothering the Future we’d be proud to leave behind – with author and activist Zineb Mouhyi
By everydaywild, 2026-06-16

Making Glorious Trouble with Uffe Elbaek, activist, system builder and author of Doubt, Hope, Action
By everydaywild, 2026-09-08

Dignity, Confidence and Care: The Matriarch Effect transforming lives with Dr Robyn Short
By everydaywild, 2026-10-06

A New Earth Dawning: Biological Elegance, the health of humanity and OriginEarth with Zach Bush, MD
By Naomi Adams, 2026-10-12

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
The C2ES 2026 Summer Reading List
By Tim Carroll, 2026-07-20

Conservation news
New book offers tips to translate climate science into political gains
By David Akana Malavikavyawahare, 2026-06-02

How small actions can become planetary forces
By Rhett Ayers Butler Rhett Butler, 2026-06-04

‘Climate Wayfinding’ can help you unpack the overwhelm of our ecological problems
By Mike DiGirolamo Mikedigirolamo, 2026-06-09

Destructive ‘wrong stories’ drive environmental exploitation, Indigenous scholar says
By Mongabay.com Naina Rao, 2026-06-15

‘My Wild City’ reminds us why cities need nature
By Mike DiGirolamo Mikedigirolamo, 2026-08-04

Saving big cats: Storytelling duo Steve Winter & Sharon Guynup publish new book
By Gloria Dickie Glenn Scherer, 2026-10-16

Earth911
10 Books to Counter Consumerism
By Earth911, 2026-05-20

Stop the Summer Reading Slide With Eco-Themed Kids’ Books
By Earth911, 2026-07-02

Summer Reading: Dig Into the Roots of Environmental Nonfiction
By Earth911, 2026-08-06

Environment | The Guardian
‘Petro-masculinity’ is destroying the planet. Can eco-masculinity help save it? | Andrew Boyd
By Andrew Boyd, 2026-04-22

‘I needed to be in that strange, flat place’: how an Orkney garden healed a writer
By Donna Ferguson, 2026-04-27

From living roofs to rainwater harvesting: the future of sustainable homes
By Diana Budds, 2026-08-03

We need a wartime mindset to fight the threat of wildfires | Seth Klein
By Seth Klein, 2026-08-06

Why a Chilean salt flat is a microcosm of the extractive frontiers of green capitalism
By Thea Riofrancos, 2026-10-11

Feasta
AI Alarm Bell Part 2: Survival (of Humanity, Just to Be Clear) and Book Review of “If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies”
By Mike Sandler, 2026-09-28

Future Earth
Future Earth Joins Launch of Planetary Communications Handbook at Climate Week NYC 2026
By bridget, 2026-09-24

Connecting Science, Advancing Sustainability: Future Earth’s 2025-2026 Annual Report
By bridget, 2026-10-08

HEATED
A powerful argument against the certainty of doom
By Emily Atkin, 2026-07-02

Happy Eco News
Children’s Picture Book About Nature and Climate Change Inspires Young Environmental Action
By Bente Baekers, 2026-05-07

Climate Fiction Author Julie Carrick Dalton Uses Storytelling to Explore Humanity’s Relationship with Nature
By Grant Brown, 2026-07-09

Inside Climate News
Our Future Might Be Darker—and That’s a Good Thing
By Interview by Jenni Doering, Living on Earth, 2026-10-03

Natural Building Blog
Sustainable Living: Homes for Our Time
By Kelly Hart, 2026-10-16

Planet Forward
Curiosity and connection: Writer Ben Goldfarb on finding his environmental communication path
By Jenna Outcalt, 2026-04-30

Conversations with Kingfisher: Wisdom from Vuong’s wild wise weird stories
By Thi Mai Anh Tran, 2026-05-21

REVOLVE
Give Nature Legal Rights
By r3v_suzan, 2026-07-17

Watching the Trees Grow
By r3v_suzan, 2026-09-18

State of the Planet
Indigenous Herders and Peru’s Melting Glaciers: A Conversation with Anthropologist Allison Caine
By Guest, 2026-04-23

What I’ve Learned From ‘The End of Poverty,’ 20 Years Later
By Guest, 2026-06-11

The Climate Brink
Transition risk: The human cost of net zero
By Andrew Dessler, 2026-04-23

The Revelator
Why I Write About Extinction
By John R. Platt, 2026-04-27

New Environmental Books: Spring-to-Summer Reads to Brighten and Enlighten
By Colleen M. Crary, Ph.D., 2026-06-10

For Bald Eagles, the Descendants of the Destroyers Became the Restorers
By Jason Dove Mark, 2026-07-14

New Environmental Books: Summer-to-Autumn Reads for the Whole Family
By Colleen M. Crary, Ph.D., 2026-08-31

Unthinkable
Are You Climate Authentic — Or Just Climate Anxious?
By Britt Wray, 2026-07-15

He Quit His Job to Build a University for the Climate Crisis
By Britt Wray, 2026-09-30

Yale Climate Connections
‘What can I offer?’ New book helps readers navigate their climate journeys
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-05-01

Helen Phillips’ ‘Hum’ wins the 2026 Climate Fiction Prize
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-05-28

Climate fiction envisions the future of hurricanes and sea level rise
By Jeff Masters, 2026-06-19

A new book aims to change your image of protest
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-07-03

15 new books for five new takes on climate change
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-08-06

Staff picks: Our favorite climate books
By Sara Peach, 2026-09-03

12 climate books for back-to-school season
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-09-15

We need to rethink how we talk about climate change
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-09-25

The latest reads about climate and emotions
By SueEllen Campbell, 2026-10-05

The political climate for climate politics
By Michael Svoboda, 2026-10-08

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