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Looking for a good book to get up to speed on climate change and what we as a society need to do about it?
Check out the five books most recommended by INC³ members below:

			Climate Code Red David Spratt and Philip Sutton A book that has had a large influence on the grassroots Melbourne climate action movement. An excellent read.
			Quarry Vision Guy Pearse A sobering and enlightening look at the pervasive political influence of Australia's mining lobby.
			Heat George Monboit Sir John Houghton, former head of the Met Office says “It is the best book I know that succintly presents stark facts coupled with a broad, balanced and practical perspective of the technical and political challenges ahead.”
			Sea Sick Alanna Mitchell We call this planet “Earth,” although water covers about 75% of its surface. This discrepancy has undoubtedly influenced the way we have historically regarded the world’s oceans: as seemingly endless dumping grounds and inexhaustible sources of seafood and other commodities. As the pernicious effects of climate change exacerbate millennia of abuse, is it too late to save the oceans?
			Blue Covenant Maude Barlow “The global water crisis is the first face of climate change. Protecting our water sources is as crucial as curbing greenhouse gas emissions. Maude Barlow has for decades been a leading voice for water sustainability and justice. In Blue Covenant, she shows us the way.” –David Suzuki, award-winning scientist, environmentalist, broadcaster and author of The Sacred Balance

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