Climate Action Series Debut Book—The Climate Covenant

Climate change doesn’t care who we are, where we live, or how much money we make.

“Climate change is altering things around the world in ways that are devastating to human habitation. In a sense, the human race is a disease on the face of the planet. Once Earth is able to rid itself of us, It will heal and life will continue. We just won't be here anymore.

It can go that way. Or it can go the other way, too, if enough people begin doing the right things and, more importantly, stop doing the wrong things. There is still time left.”

That’s Martin C. Fredricks IV in this collection of posts from his blog, IV Words, and the nonprofit he founded, Knights of the Climate Covenant. Fredricks is an outspoken activist and foot soldier in the battles against global warming, resulting in climate change and climate-change denial, as well as the questionable dealings and decision-making by appointees and elected officials at all levels of government. He’s articulate, informed, and passionate, and his experiences as a journalist, aide to a U.S. senator and communications professional put him in a singular position to speak and write about the social and political issues surrounding the climate crisis.

The Climate Covenant is available now. Read the press release on Martin’s blog.

The book is available in ebook and paperback formats on Amazon.

Here’s what some of Martin’s readers have to say about his work:

“Tough talk about climate politics, the science, and a stern condemnation of polluters and deniers. Offers us hope in the form of research, activism, and a younger generation that is leading the fight to secure the future of the planet.” Paul Anderson, The Life in My Years Blog

“Sharp analysis of complex issues often misreported in other media.” Paul Jensen, Environmental Advocate

“Your work is one of the most important issues of our time.” Karin Schultz, Knight of the Climate Covenant