The climate crisis didn’t appear in isolation — it has roots in colonialism, slavery, and scientific racism. In Dark Laboratory, Tao Leigh Goffe argues that today’s environmental collapse is inseparable from these histories, and that climate solutions must also confront justice and inequality. This book widens the frame: showing that real solutions are not only ecological, but social and historical too. 👉 Read my full review here 💬 Community Reflection Why do you think justice and history matter in climate solutions — and what happens if we ignore them? Post your thoughts here in the community. It could be: 1. The moment you realised things had to change 2. A historical connection you see in today’s climate crisis 3. A justice issue you think must be part of climate solutions 4. A way to ensure solutions are fair for all communities 5. Or something you’d like us to research together ✨ Climate change is not just about carbon — it’s about history, justice, and power.