Join us for a virtual discussion of Inconspicuous Consumption, a fascinating and unexpectedly entertaining look at the way our everyday lives impact environmental pollution and climate change. You don’t have to read the book in advance to participate.
With urgency and wit, former New York Times science writer Tatiana Schlossberg examines unseen environmental impacts in four areas – the internet/technology, food, fashion, and fuel – to explain how interconnected we are. Read or listen to the book (or don’t – no pressure!) and join us for a discussion of how daily day activities like watching Netflix, eating a burger, or just turning on a light, impact the environment and have far-reaching consequences.
More importantly, she empowers her audience to make more informed choices and to better understand our potential as consumers and voters, leaving readers feeling energized rather than hopeless.
Thank you to The Book Stall for its generous support of our communities and these discussions!
