A great read, The Ethics of Climate Change, by James Garvey. It's an environmental philosophy book about the ethical and moral dilemma of global warming. 

Which brings me to my next really not-so innovative idea. I'm going to start a Green Book Club here at UNT. I'm hoping to get together with the school library and making sure they have a section dedicated to educating the community on climate change and how to go green in their every day lives. I encourage everyone to do the same.

Contact authors and publishers and see if they'll donate a couple issues of their books to your public or school library, so that everyone can have access to them. Also, encourage your book club members to purchase a digital copy, or see if you can order a pdf from the publisher. Create an online blog where people can write about their thoughts concerning the books, and discuss other media outlets, such as documentarys, websites, blogs, and magazines. 

Reading doesn't always mean paper. Right now what people need is to be informed and educated. 

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