39 Ways to Save the Planet

There were some interesting concepts. But I think they lost me at "bringing back and cloning Woolly Mammoths Jurassic Park style" to help bio-diversity in the Arctic. You can tell a journalist wrote this and not a climate scientist. 🤣......more

Written in the style of self-help books, Tom Heap offers 39 ways to fight climate change that is easy to follow with people from all walks of life and in different parts of the world. We have been too familiar with the term “net-zero” and this book was published close to the date of COP26 in Glasgow......more

Eminently readable but with sound technical detail and many useful epithets and lessons eg "now not new", "and not or","because they want to do it rather than are compelled to do it". It perhaps demands a concluding chapter to summarise the crucial changes that need to be made: global co-operation,......more

This was an interesting read and encouraging for those worried about the future of climate change. Personally I was expecting more about how I as an individual could help rather than the whole book being about specialist scientists in large industries, however it is comforting to know that things are......more

In 39 Ways to Save the Planet, Tom Heap explores a variety of ways in which the world’s carbon dioxide emissions could be reduced. The text is split into seven areas: energy, nature, farming, society, transport, buildings and industry, waste. Topics covered range from the familiar, such as solar and......more