incredible potential platform, but how do you use it?” Fonda says ELLE has an ongoing commitment to covering all things honor of the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day (page 127). Fonda and fellow activists to share their inspiring stories in have to put myself on the line.”she asked herself recently. And then the answer came to her: “I green, and 30 of our international editions are marking this For our second annual Conservation issue, we tapped to the climate crisis. “Wthe legendary actress has brought much-needed attention stirring Fire Drill Fridays protests in Wf Jane Fonda can’t motivate you, no one can. When you’re famous, you have this ashington, DC, ith her
milestone month with sustainability-themed issues. Seeingand the global rise of climate refugees, we and is encouraging others to join him, via his are all more aware than ever that we need to join the movement. For this portfolio, we drew on the talents of photographer Alexi Lubomirski, who famously strives for a minimal carbon footprint on all his shoots—the tragic fires that have ravaged Australia initiative Creatives4Change. Game of Thronesrefreshingly candid interview with award-Our cover star this month is the cheeky vet Sophie Turner. In a
watch the last episode of winning journalist Mthe artist formerly known as Sansa Stark dishes on “punching above [her] league” with new husband Joe Jonas, her friendship with the J Sisters, and moving on after nearly a decade on book shares an excerpt from her newly translated her new series, stirring letter addressed to all of us. Fash-Elsewhere in this issue, Greta Thunberg Our House Is on FireSurviveGame of Thrones ike Sager on page 150, GoT. (No, she didn’t —in the form of a , she confides!)with
the industry is trying to reduce its carbon ence—and also drawing controversy for its footprint. And Adrienne Gaffney embeds with the activists driving Extinction Rebel-lion, a radical climate group that formed in the UK but is quickly finding a global audi-ion critic Christina Binkley reports on how extreme methods, like supergluing them-selves to buildings. As they see it, the ends justify the means. Founding member Clare Farrell says, “I don’t think you can begin to deal with something this bad if you continue
one National Book Award–winning novelist Joyce Carol Oates imagines in an original piece of “eco-fiction” commissioned for the magazine. Let’s make sure it remains fiction, not reality.If we don’t take action, we might face a future kind of like the to pretend that it’s less bad than it is.”
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