Additional Resources for Educators
Climate education does not end with understanding climate science. Students also need opportunities to ask what communities can do, who
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Climate education does not end with understanding climate science. Students also need opportunities to ask what communities can do, who
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Labor Day honors the people whose work builds, maintains, transports, repairs, protects, and sustains our communities. Yet when influential institutions
This Labor Day, Ask the Question NYC Climate Week Too Often Avoids: Who Gets to Adapt? Read More »
Climate change is often discussed as a problem of science: rising temperatures, changing weather patterns, sea-level rise, floods, fires, and
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As Climate Week NYC brings together leaders, advocates, businesses, scientists, and policymakers from around the world, one question deserves more
From the Classroom to the Climate Divide: A Trilogy for Climate Week NYC Read More »
I am pleased to announce that three of my recent books are now available through IngramSpark’s global distribution network, making
Three Books, One Conversation: Climate Change, Justice, and the Future We Share Read More »
Climate change is often described as a universal threat. Rising seas do not check income levels before flooding a neighborhood.
Who Gets to Adapt? Climate Change Is Becoming a Sorting Mechanism Read More »
Climate change is no longer a distant concern—it’s shaping how we live, learn, and plan for the future. The collection
Award-Winning Climate Books by Robert W Collin Read More »
Land investments, and capital improvement plans. These decisions quietly shape who is protected from heat, flooding, and water insecurity—and who
Land use is where climate sits. Read More »
For more than a decade, resilience has been the dominant goal of climate policy. Communities are told to bounce back,
From Resilience to Flourishing: What Climate Policy Still Gets Wrong Read More »