This post is taken from the newsletter “Human warmth”sent every Tuesday at 12 noon. Every week, journalist Nabil Wakim, host of the Chaleur humaine podcast, answers internet users’ questions about the climate challenge. You can register for free by clicking here. And if you’re looking for questions that have already been asked (and accompanying answers), you can find them here: Climate: your questions.
You can now find it “Human warmth” on certain channels on Instagram, to follow the news but also discuss the episodes. It’s there (but only on your phone, not on your computer).
Your favorite book. What books or comics about climate, biodiversity and societal transformation would you like to offer? Or are you planning to share it with everyone at Christmas? You can share with us the title of the book and write a short paragraph explaining your choice (and whether it makes a difference!). We’ll share your ideas in an upcoming newsletter. You can fill out this form here, it’s not very pretty but very useful. Me, I think of Barbara Kingsolver’s book In the light (Payot), which I talked about in a previous letter, but I want to know what you think!
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