A world that is upset by the trauma of climate change and environmental crises, but also a world optimistic. Earth Emotions' is an invitation to the reader to participate in the emergent global drama between the emotionally charged forces of creation and destruction. For all of these reasons, Earth Emotions is likely to be on reading lists for students of environmental philosophy.

He retired from Murdoch University in 2014 as a Professor of Sustainability, and he is now an Honorary Associate in the School of Geosciences at the University of Sydney.O.Wilson) and eco-feminists and other scholars, so in a way this book is a symbiosis of ideas for healthier planet.

Our lecturer referred to it a lot and used many of the words introduced in the book to emphasise how interrelated are the concepts of nature connectedness and mental wellbeing.The description of the feeling of nostalgia and sadness associated with experiences of changes in place during the Anthropocene. Ultimately, the readers have to navigate their local landscape with all the pitfalls and challenges on their own. Grounded and powerful in its message, this book helps explain in an accessible way the history of Earth emotion neologisms and the relationships of land and psyche.