Written by Louise Erdrich, The Mighty Red, is a novel that tells the story of ordinary people against the backdrop of climate change and the economic meltdown of 2008. The ebook and audiobook are free and available to students, faculty, and staff at all three U-M campuses via Overdrive.

This module provides an overview of the hundreds of climate solutions researched and suggested by Project Drawdown. Primarily, it outlines key areas where the University of Michigan has momentum and actions that individuals can take.

Just starting to learn about the climate or want a refresher? We’ve got you covered with the foundational knowledge on climate change that you need to talk, think, and take action on climate.

Developed by campus sustainability staff, this module gives an overview of the University’s approach to climate action and sustainability, including the Carbon Neutrality Commitment and progress and efforts on sustainability goals (information is from the Planet Blue Ambassador Training). It includes a discussion of solutions and opportunities for LSA and personal behavior changes.

Leah Thomas coined the term Intersectional Environmentalism, which is described as “an inclusive version of environmentalism that advocates for both the protection of people and the planet.” This resource serves as a workbook of key terms, activities, and discussion topics around intersectional environmental issues.

Did you know that nearly 4 million birds migrate north, from their southern wintering grounds, between March and June every year? Use this module to learn more about these incredible and curious beings, as well as what U-M is doing around bird protection.