In 1984, Robert Sulnick stepped into the smoke of the Bhopal gas disaster—the deadliest industrial accident in history.

That moment launched him into a lifetime on the frontlines of environmental law and activism. From Alaska’s wild lands to the halls of Congress, Sulnick fought battles over oil, water, and climate change, forging alliances with celebrities, neighbors, tribal leaders, and even oil executives—all united in defense of Nature.

Both a memoir and guidebook for the next generation of activists, Nature’s Ally offers twenty-first-century strategies for confronting climate change, building coalitions, and sustaining hope.

For anyone ready to act, this book proves how one person—and one movement—can change the future.