Eve Driver is a writer based in Brooklyn and Boston. Her first book, What We Can’t Burn (2024), and her essays, poetry, and reporting have appeared in numerous publications. Her work has been taught in college courses and she has been invited to speak at universities in the U.S. and abroad.

She is the Managing Editor at It's Freezing in Los Angeles and Fellow at Harvard' Center for Ethics. She has equally worked as a journalist in Nairobi, a climate policy advisor at the U.S. Dept of Energy, a strategy consultant, and a writing tutor. She won an undergraduate essay prize for her thesis on the politics of attributing extreme weather to climate change.

Eve is currently working on a poetry collection and serves on the advisory board of the Gull Island Institute, which focuses on reimagining liberal arts education in the age of climate change.