“People often talk about how we need to save the climate. That sounds as if we could eventually tuck the state of the world away in a safe little box, then call it a day and go play mini-golf. But there won’t be that one mythical day when the world becomes a paradise. That doesn’t mean we can’t win. We can halt destruction and improve living conditions. But the fight for climate justice will never be over.” The authors examine narratives and group culture within the climate justice movement. They explore what gives them the strength to be politically active and what drains their energy. They ask how they can move away from a way of working that resembles a chronic state of emergency toward a life of resistance in which they can feel at home in the long term.

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