Climate Writers
These activists write about systemic issues, including the problems with capitalism and its contribution to climate change, among other social injustices.
Writing publicly or privately is a great way to process and understand climate and ecological breakdown, which will inevitably result in increasing levels of individual and collective harm, as long as we fail to do more to prevent further harm to the environment.
Thanissara is a former Buddhist nun who disrobed and founded Sacred Mountain Sangha with her partner Kittasaro. They focus on the rights of Earth and environmental protection as part of their sacred activism initiative.
Jan Andrew Bloxham lives in Denmark and writes about climate change from his perspective of a father.
Jessica Wildfire has a Ph.D. in English, but studies language and communication, including the history of both. She writes about politics, culture, and education.
Geoffrey Deihl writes about climate change and ecological overshoot.
Ernesto Van Peborgh is a regenerative designer, founder of the SEVA Institute, and former Director of the Regenerative Ecomonics Innovation Lab.
George Tsakraklides is a non-fiction and fiction writer and author of The Unhappiness Machine, Beyond the Petri Dish, In the Grip of Necrocapitalism, A New Earth and other titles. His latest book is Frankenpolitics.
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Sophie Gabrielle @CodeRedEarth
