Testimonials
A "must read".
Philip Rodney writing in The Times (Scotland), or on-line business section
“Carbon Choices show how the climate and biodiversity emergencies can
be solved by common-sense actions by society and individuals. Easy to read and thought provoking”
Professor Emeritus David Sugden, University of Edinburgh
Dr Sam Curran, Environmentalist
“as our negative impact on the planet is becoming more apparent, Carbon Choices gives food for thought to those of us who want to turn the situation on its head and leave the world in a better place than we found it".
Colin Webster, Learning Content Manager, Ellen MacArthur Foundation
"I hope Neil’s book will inform and inspire you in equal measure to make the right carbon choices that we
all so urgently need to make".
Mike Robinson, Chief Executive,
Royal Scottish Geographical Society
“Carbon Choices is a brilliant source to guide you to make better decisions”.
Dr Martin Valenti, former vice-chair of Scotland’s 2020 Climate Group
Dr Martin Valenti, former vice-chair of Scotland’s 2020 Climate Group
“Neil tackles climate and nature together to create a stimulating, compelling - and challenging vision for the future”.
Clive Mitchell, Open University
and Outcome Manager, NatureScot
Clive Mitchell, Open University
and Outcome Manager, NatureScot
“fighting climate change is the single biggest challenge that we all face. Carbon Choices makes practical recommendations that we can all follow”.
Barry Carruthers, Head of Innovation & Sustainability, Scottish Power
“a practical guide to address climate change through the ways we act and live”.
Rupert Parkinson, Engineer in the Petrochemical Industry
"As an A-level Geography student and young person highly passionate about the environment, this book is an invaluable resource in concisely and comprehensively explaining the climate crisis. It optimistically but realistically outlines the solutions we need to take both individually and as a society to tackle it, creating a vision for a brighter, more sustainable future. Up to date info on the COVID-19 pandemic and current global situation furthers the importance and prevalence of the guidance provided. Carbon Choices should be required reading for every lawmaker or politician, to help implore them to face the gravity of our current climate crisis".
Professor Sean Smith, Chair of Future Construction, University of Edinburgh
Barry Carruthers, Head of Innovation & Sustainability, Scottish Power
“a practical guide to address climate change through the ways we act and live”.
Rupert Parkinson, Engineer in the Petrochemical Industry
"As an A-level Geography student and young person highly passionate about the environment, this book is an invaluable resource in concisely and comprehensively explaining the climate crisis. It optimistically but realistically outlines the solutions we need to take both individually and as a society to tackle it, creating a vision for a brighter, more sustainable future. Up to date info on the COVID-19 pandemic and current global situation furthers the importance and prevalence of the guidance provided. Carbon Choices should be required reading for every lawmaker or politician, to help implore them to face the gravity of our current climate crisis".
Amelia Huntington, A Level Geography Student
“helpful for students and geography teachers looking for an engaging book without drowning people in science”.Professor Sean Smith, Chair of Future Construction, University of Edinburgh
“Neil takes a much needed rational and practical approach and presents the reader with solutions and choices to make decarbonisation a reality”.
Ben Lynam, Head of Communications,
The Travel Foundation
Ben Lynam, Head of Communications,
The Travel Foundation
“Neil lays out the solutions and choices we can take to tackle climate change whether personal behaviour or fixing inadequate legislation. Carbon Choices should be compulsory reading for young adults at secondary school and further education, and for all government officials too”.
Dave Pearson, Group Sustainable Development Director, Star Refrigeration
Dave Pearson, Group Sustainable Development Director, Star Refrigeration
“a commercial and human perspective to solve the seemingly intractable problems of climate change and wildlife destruction”.
Jim Panton, Managing Director, Panton McLeod
Jim Panton, Managing Director, Panton McLeod
“if you only read one book on climate change make it this one – it will change your life”.
Eric McRory, Chief Economist with an Environment Protection Agency
Eric McRory, Chief Economist with an Environment Protection Agency
"by adopting the ideas Neil has suggested to protect future generations, his book is an accessible, informative and achievable manifesto for a better future which will benefit humanity and the ecosystems that nurture us all”.
Chris Wood-Gee, former chair of Sustainable Scotland Network
Chris Wood-Gee, former chair of Sustainable Scotland Network
"sharp and clear".
Osbert Lancaster, Director, Realise Earth
Osbert Lancaster, Director, Realise Earth
“fascinating breadth of insights”.
Anonymous
Anonymous
“to understand why we are here and what we can really do about it… Read This”.
Andrew Smith, Director,
Greenbackers Investment Capital
Andrew Smith, Director,
Greenbackers Investment Capital
“well written and spot on”.
Francesco Sindico, Co-Director Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law and Governance
Francesco Sindico, Co-Director Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law and Governance
“Carbon Choices tells the story of the consequences of our society relying on fossil fuels. In a clear and concise manner, it tells us about the common-sense principles that can guide us towards a more sustainable future”.
Neil Glasser, Professor of Physical Geography, Aberystwyth University
Neil Glasser, Professor of Physical Geography, Aberystwyth University
“tackling the twin existential crises that we face, of climate change and the biodiversity emergency needs people with bold and optimistic vision to inspire us to dare to be better. Neil shows such vision, bringing together ideas and options for more rational choices for the long term, grounded in the best examples of behaviour change and innovation”.
Dr Scot Mathieson, Conservation Policy Officer
Dr Scot Mathieson, Conservation Policy Officer
