People can be moved to action in different ways, and in this week’s Climate Justice newsletter, we consider the impact of art in making change.

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People can be moved to action in different ways, and in this week’s Climate Justice newsletter, we consider the impact of art in making change. First, a definition and defense of climate fiction or “cli-fi,” which is featured in NPQ’s fall print issue “How Do We Create Home in the Future? Reshaping the Way We Live in the Midst of Climate Crisis.” Amid escalating environmental urgency, can storytelling make a difference? Next, we delve into one such story, where a wave transforms the world. Then, in a near-future where trash is the main resource, a young girl fights to be seen. Finally, Jeff VanderMeer is the bestselling author of multiple works of fiction and the founder and president of a new nonprofit. He spoke with NPQ about balancing the two.
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On Fiction and Environmental Advocacy: A Conversation with Alison Stine and Jeff VanderMeer ([link removed])
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“Try to find something that keeps you in the moment, if you're working in the environmental space. Something positive that keeps you anchored, so then you can deal with the larger things.” Read more… ([link removed])

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