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The Burning Earth

An Environmental History of the Last 500 Years
Book • 2024
Sunil Amrith's "The Burning Earth" explores the intricate link between violence inflicted upon the environment and the injustices faced by humanity.

The book delves into historical events, tracing the destructive patterns of resource extraction and their consequences.

Amrith examines how these actions have fueled inequality and conflict throughout history, highlighting the interconnectedness of environmental degradation and social oppression.

The narrative challenges conventional understandings of progress and development, urging a critical examination of our relationship with the planet.

Ultimately, the book calls for a fundamental shift in our values and practices to create a more just and sustainable future.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

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Sunil Amrith
as a book where he quotes Chekhov to talk about what it is to have to move.
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Where Will Humanity Move When the World Gets Too Hot? Mass Climate Migration & The Rise of Uninhabitable Regions with Sunil Amrith
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Rachel Donald
as the basis for the podcast episode, highlighting
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Sunil Amrith
’s work on the relationship between violence against the earth and human injustice.
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Language and Violence | Sunil Amrith
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Miroslav Volf
as a source that connects human achievement with environmental devastation.
Amor Mundi Part 5: Humility and Glory of Love / Miroslav Volf's 2025 Gifford Lectures

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