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2025 GREEN EARTH BOOK AWARD (GEBA) LONG LIST

The books below are currently being reviewed by our panel of judges in the categories of:

Picture Book: Intermediate and Primary; Children's Fiction and Non-fiction; Young Adult Fiction and Non-fiction


The Short List will be announced in early April

All Winners, Honor, and Recommended Reading will be announced on Earth Day, April 22, 2025

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Did you know?

The world has over 3.04 trillion trees in the world. However, 27,000 of them are cut down daily to make toilet paper. This translates to about 9.8 million trees annually.

Rainforests are being cut down at a rate of 100 acres per minute. If this trend continues, the world’s rainforests will be gone by 2100.

Interesting facts about the environment show that a single cow can release between 200 and 400 pounds of methane gas through burps and farts each year. These levels are 20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide gas.

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