Description
The Fire Dogs of Climate Change by Sally Andrew is a collection of creative essays, personal stories and factual material that explores climate change through both environmental and human perspectives. Rather than concentrating only on the science or scale of global warming, Andrew examines the emotional and spiritual relationship between people and the natural world, asking what prevents individuals from responding to problems they know are urgent. The book connects the state of the heart and mind with the ability to move from concern to meaningful action.
Alongside personal reflections are real-life examples, fact sheets and practical ideas relating to climate change, sustainable living, renewable energy and environmental action. Andrew places particular emphasis on hope and positive action, aiming to encourage readers who may not consider themselves environmental activists to find ways of making a difference. The book also includes resources and an educator’s guide, making it relevant to individuals as well as organisations, educators and groups.
