Human Nature
Potential
in Nurture
Climate change
is not merely
an
environmental
problem
David Hawk Collection
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A collection shaped by decades of research into human behavior, systems thinking, and environmental change. These books examine the hidden patterns behind our decisions, revealing how the same instincts that once ensured human survival now challenge our ability to confront the defining crisis of our time.
Human Nature Potential in Nurture
This book explores the relationship between humans and nature, examining how environmental neglect reflects the way people treat one another. It reveals how reliance on threats and control damages both human relationships and the natural world, ultimately worsening the challenges it seeks to solve.
The Climate is Changing, Can Humans?
This book explores the urgent need to rethink human behavior in response to a future shaped by the Industrial Age. It shifts the question from "Will humans change?" to "Can humans change?", asking whether meaningful change is still possible before it is too late.
Sorry, But Human's Are Fucked
That humans may be fucked is not an insult but a metaphor for the urgency of our increasingly irreversible path. Since Eunice Foote's 1856 warning about rising CO₂, climate change has revealed the consequences of humanity's conflict with nature. In 1977, James Black reinforced the need for change, while David Hawk's research concluded that threat-based, hierarchical systems only deepen environmental decline, advocating instead for cooperative approaches that work with nature rather than against it.
Hello, We Have A Problem
Other Books
Too Early, Too Late, Now what
Humans are Fucked
Short-Term Gain, Long-Term Pain: Climate Change as a Faustian Tragedy
Why These Books Matter
David Hawk explores the intersection of human nature, psychology, evolution, and climate science. His work asks a difficult question: if we understand the consequences of climate change, why do we continue behaviors that make it worse? Through critical analysis and accessible storytelling, these books challenge readers to rethink what it means to be human in a rapidly changing world.
The future of the
climate may depend
less on technology
and more on
understanding
ourselves
TO UNDERSTAND IS TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE • TO UNDERSTAND IS TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE •
WE CHANGED THE EARTH BEFORE WE CHANGED OURSELVES • WE CHANGED THE EARTH BEFORE WE CHANGED OURSELVES •