Elizabeth Cripps is a mother, writer, activist, and philosopher, and the author of What Climate Justice Means and Why We Should Care. She is a Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at the University of Edinburgh, where she researches and teaches climate justice. She lives in Scotland with her husband and two daughters.

“As an ethicist and a mother of two girls, [Cripps] brings her professional expertise into a topic of deep personal concern . . . parents concerned with climate change should put [Parenting on Earth] at the top of their must-read list.” – The Conversation

• Note to Readers ixIntroduction 1I Our Moral Mistakes 1 Being Parents and Being Human 172 Our Children and Distant Strangers 333 Our Kids are not Islands 53II What We Do Now 4 The Hardest Question 755 Being Activists 956 Raising Good Global Citizens 1157 Living Differently 139III Hard But Not Impossible8 Making Difficult Choices 1579 A Psychologist's Toolkit 177Conclusion 195Acknowledgments 199Notes 201Further Reading 249Index 255

Elizabeth Cripps is a mother, writer, activist, and philosopher, and the author of What Climate Justice Means and Why We Should Care. She is a Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at the University of Edinburgh, where she researches and teaches climate justice. She lives in Scotland with her husband and two daughters.

“As an ethicist and a mother of two girls, [Cripps] brings her professional expertise into a topic of deep personal concern . . . parents concerned with climate change should put [Parenting on Earth] at the top of their must-read list.” – The Conversation

• Note to Readers ixIntroduction 1I Our Moral Mistakes 1 Being Parents and Being Human 172 Our Children and Distant Strangers 333 Our Kids are not Islands 53II What We Do Now 4 The Hardest Question 755 Being Activists 956 Raising Good Global Citizens 1157 Living Differently 139III Hard But Not Impossible8 Making Difficult Choices 1579 A Psychologist's Toolkit 177Conclusion 195Acknowledgments 199Notes 201Further Reading 249Index 255