I looked through the sci-fi and fantasy sections and there were some odd choices. For example, Jeff Vandermeer's Annihilation was recommended as a "climate change novel" book. It's hard for me to see how this makes any sense.
Other weird suggestions:
* Ender's Game under Best Apocalyptic Fiction
* Parable of the Talents under Best Sci Fi Books on Space Settlement - this is real stretch since the book takes place entirely on Earth, though it does feature a religion that focuses on spreading humanity to other planets.
I mean... I guess the climate did change, but it didn't seem like that had anything to do with anthropomorphic climate change, which is surely the implied idea of the category
Other weird suggestions:
* Ender's Game under Best Apocalyptic Fiction * Parable of the Talents under Best Sci Fi Books on Space Settlement - this is real stretch since the book takes place entirely on Earth, though it does feature a religion that focuses on spreading humanity to other planets.