Climate crisis display

I have a display up at the main branch of York University Libraries, where I work. It’s timed for Earth Day, and I call it Climate Crisis, Climate Action. Here’s the whole thing, which is just inside the entrance of the Scott Library in the unattractive alcove we use for displays. A view of the entire display The screen has ten slides in rotation. The PDF version of the slide deck is about 2.5 MB. Here are the books (listed below). Electronic books have a dummy with a cover and QR code pointing to the catalogue entry. The books in a display rack Here is the table with my personal statement and free zines set out for people to take. The zines laid out on a counter This is my signed statement: Climate Climate, Crisis Action This display is inspired by Andreas Malm’s book How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2021). It is not actually about how to blow up a pipeline. It is about why people aren’t blowing them up now, and if they will start, and if they should start. It’s about pacifism, sabotage,…