Author: Charles Eisenstein

Charles Eisenstein examines ecology, economics, culture, and the stories societies tell about themselves as an author, essayist, and speaker. Climate argues for a broader environmental outlook than carbon accounting alone, placing forests, rivers, soil, water cycles, and living communities within the discussion. North Atlantic Books published the study in 2018 under its complete subtitle, A New Story. Eisenstein's related books include Sacred Economics and The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible. Across them, he questions systems built on separation and seeks forms of social and ecological relationship based on reciprocity. Readers approaching Climate encounter an argument about public framing as much as policy, with scientific debates set beside ethical questions about why the natural world should be valued.