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Discover the pressing insights in 'Saving Ourselves', the latest release from Columbia University Press that explores the urgent need for effective climate action. Authored by Dana R. Fisher, this groundbreaking book delves into the existential crisis of climate change, highlighting the failures of governmental institutions and the overpowering influence of fossil fuel interests. Despite the widespread public concern, efforts for meaningful progress have often led to diluted policies. In 'Saving Ourselves', Fisher provides a hopeful perspective on how mass mobilization can drive systemic change in response to the escalating climate crisis. The book examines the evolution of climate activism, focusing on its confrontational strategies, the importance of community building, and the role of direct action. By analyzing the radical flank of the climate movement, Fisher offers a comprehensive view of how activists can succeed against formidable political and economic forces. This essential read is a call to action that empowers readers to recognize pivotal moments for transformative climate action. Whether you are a climate activist or simply seeking to understand the dynamics of social movements in the face of adversity, 'Saving Ourselves' provides critical insights into reclaiming power and fostering resilience in the climate crisis. Don’t miss out on this essential guide for anyone passionate about environmental justice and sustainable solutions.