People on nature’s frontlines aren’t waiting for miracles, says author Alan Weisman

Mongabay
Aug 12, 2025, 3:42 pm127 ptsTrending
When journalist Alan Weisman set out to write Hope Dies Last, he did so from a place of despair. Decades of reporting on ecological collapse, species loss and the unraveling of Earth’s systems had left him wondering whether the planet could recover from the harm wrought by its dominant species. But as he…

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