In this latest installment of our Changing Planet series, Kepler’s Literary Foundation welcomes Professor Verchick to share his hard-earned wisdom—from surviving Hurricane Katrina, to conducting analyses in the least-friendly environmental conditions—and to answer your questions on these urgent issues. Join us for this conversation threaded through with both pragmatism and optimism.

Eco-anxiety expert Britt Wray merges scientific knowledge with emotional insight as she investigates the mental health consequences of climate disruption. With a PhD in science communication from the University of Copenhagen, Britt has hosted radio and TV programs with the BBC and CBC. Join Kepler’s for a heartfelt, generational perspective on eco-anxiety and staying sane in the climate crisis.

Countering daily gloom around climate change, John Doerr’s new book Speed & Scale presents a realistic, actionable, tech-centered plan to save the planet.

NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott, who has logged over 100 days in space, talks with Kishore Hari about Back To Earth, a new spaceflight-themed science book about changes that can save the planet.

From one of the clearest, longest-standing, most respected voices in environmental activism comes the global citizen’s primer for a rapidly warming world.

Writer and social entrepreneur Saumya Roy shares a modern parable exploring the consequences of urban overconsumption in Castaway Mountain.

Reporter Lizzie Johnson shares her highly-anticipated, gripping firsthand account of a California megafire.