In this climate crisis, it's easy to feel helpless. This book offers practical choices and changes we can make to start unf*cking the climate.While world leaders continue to drag their feet and corporations prioritize profits, there are still things we can do to try and unf *ck the planet. Focusing on what we can control, rather than obsessing about projected points-of-no-return, is critical according to author Jo Stewart. That's how you'll stay in fit-and-fighting shape to face the enormous structural challenges the world needs to solve ASAP.Jo offers answers to everyday consumer ques tions, like what's the best way to order (and to carry) my morning coffee?; how can I strive for carbon neutrality in the home when I have a million appliances?; what the f *ck is a Bokashi bucket, and is it any better than a worm farm?Small changes in the way we eat, shop, recycle, and commute really can change the world. Whether it's thinking about the food miles of each product before purchase or choosing to ride your bike into work on a nice spring morning, unf *cking the planet is a collective responsibility. This book offers some practical (and non-judg mental) advice on how we can get this ball rolling.Jo Stewart is an Australian writer whose work has been featured in Monocle, Lonely Planet, Vice, and more. She writes about pop culture, travel, nature, and history. Jo is also the author of I Can Get Paid For That? and That's So 90's!, both published by Smith Street Books