Most recently (as in, earlier today) I finished the book "Six degrees" by Mark Lynas. It's about what the current overall scientific consensus is on what would happen with climate change depending on how many degrees the average global temperature goes up - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 degrees celsius. However, it's very well written and, TBH, a tad jarring by the time you even hit 2 degrees, and gets downright scary with 3 degrees and global carbon cycle positive feedback loops really start kicking in.
Now, I think I'm going to move onto another book that's been on my to-read list basically since it was released in 2013, Environmental Debt, which is about how our economic and financial system are intertwined with our environmental ecological systems, and how they are interdependent and cannot exist without the other...primarily, if we wreck the latter, we also will inevitably wreck the former. I'm writing this from my local library, which I just got a card for, and they have it available, so time for me to borrow it.
Yeah, I have very happy reading material.
It shouldn't have taken me a year to get a new library card, either.