Sustainability and Comics.

The article focuses on the growing role of graphic novels in making climate change and sustainability topics more accessible, engaging, and actionable for readers of different ages. Topics include how comics simplify complex environmental science and systems, the rise of climate-focused graphic nove...

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Publicado en:Booklist pp. 16 - 20
Autor principal: Noe, Mattew
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Publicado: American Library Association 2026 Booklist Guide
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