Author:Eduardo Garcia,Sara Boccaccini Meadows
What if we could help to save our planet through small habit changes in our homes? Learn what you can do right now to live a greener life your carbon footprint with this inspiring, accessible, stunningly illustrated book based on Eduardo Garcia's popular New York Times column.
Award-winning climate journalist Eduardo Garcia offers a deeply researched and user-friendly guide to the things we can do every day to fight climate change. Based on his popular New York Times column "One Thing You Can Do," this fully illustrated book proposes simple solutions for an overwhelming problem. No lectures here - just accessible and inspiring ideas to slash emissions and waste in our daily lives, with over 350 explanatory illustrations by talented painter Sara Boccaccini Meadows.
In each chapter, Garcia digs into the issue, explaining how everyday choices lead to carbon emissions, then delivers a wealth of 'Things You Can Do' to make a positive impact, such as:
- Eat a climate-friendly diet
- Reduce food waste
- Save energy at home
- Adopt zero-waste practices
Printed on environmentally-friendly paper and delivering a decisive hit of knowledge with every turn of the page, Things You Can Do is the book for people who want to know more - and do more - to save the planet.
This beautiful and practical book on the climate crisis is for people of all ages, packed with wonderful pictures, powerful stats, and sound advice.
—— Mike Berners-Lee, author of 'There is No Planet B'If you ever felt that climate science was intimidating, this is the book for you. It's approachable, positive, upbeat, and adorably illustrated.
—— Kathyrn Kellogg, author of '101 Ways to Go Zero Waste'Too often, climate action is framed as being either a question of individual responsibility, or instead being entirely about systems-level interventions. The real truth is it's both/and-and Things You Can Do provides a plethora of engaging, accessible ways to get involved.
—— Sami Grover, author of 'We're All Climate Hypocrites'A feminist icon... Her success story is an inspiration for men and women both - showing that law matters
—— Baroness Helena Kennedy QCThis book is not only essential reading for anyone who is in the Law or interested in the Law but it is also a fascinating personal story
—— Cherie BlairA compelling account of a path-breaking and inspirational career by one of the most influential lawyers and judges of our times
—— David Pannick QCBrenda Hale's story is extraordinary. She has been a pioneer as a woman... Spider woman and agent of change
—— Harriet HarmanLady Hale takes us on the journey from 'girly swot' to 'Spider Woman' and along the way teaches us about the importance of the rule of law and protecting human rights... with humanity, humour and deep insight
—— Minouche ShafikThis is an extraordinary and essential journey through the law by the most inspiring of figures
Fluently written... Her accounts of her more groundbreaking cases are fascinating... [Spider Woman is] quietly thrilling
—— Rachel Cooke , ObserverEye-opening... I would highly recommend the work to law students, the newly qualified and those with a sociolegal interest in the treatment of women within the law and the profession
—— Nick Clapham , Law Society's GazetteA wonderful story... A wonderful read. A wonderful woman
—— Alec Samuels , New Law JournalA fascinating memoir weaving together personal and professional reflections
—— Alex Dean , ProspectBaroness Hale's autobiography, Spider Woman, is a reminder of the huge but incomplete progress made by women in public life over the past 60 years... The willingness to talk truth to power that she has shown is needed now more than ever
—— Rachel Reeves , New Statesman, *Books of the Year*[A] compelling autobiography... Hale reveals more than one might expect
—— Frances Gibb , The Times, *Books of the Year*Lady Hale... is a trailblazer for social reform. Her sharp intelligence and fierce work ethic are striking... Reading her autobiography makes one wish to know her as a person... She appears so very admirable for being oddly both self-effacing and feisty
—— Jenny Kingsley JP , Magistrate[Wagner's] rare learning is skilfully deployed in this book
—— Literary ReviewA brilliant and necessary book about the legal mechanism and human rights hangover of lockdown
—— Financial TimesInteresting and important ... Wagner is a fierce and effective critic
—— Jonathan Sumption, Daily TelegraphAnyone with an interest in the maintenance of good governance in a time of emergency will find much to ponder
—— ProspectHere, barrister Adam Wagner's emphasis is on the drastic impact lockdown had on our personal liberty and I hope some of his conclusion will be considered by government in the awful event of another such crisis occurring
—— Jewish Chronicle, *Non-Fiction of the Year*'A pithy survey and review for non-lawyers of the two-year period when - but for the brief hiatus coming out of the first lockdown - virtually every aspect of the public's behaviour was indeed the subject of the criminal law ... Emergency State is a stress test for liberal democracy and human rights'
—— CounselAn informative and important opening step towards what must become a global debate as to how th eworld should respond to future pandemics of the internet age
—— Charles Holland, CounselA brilliant analysis... Emergency State is a wake-up call that reaches far beyond Covid. It identifies the toxic mix of factors that are eroding liberty in Britain as we speak
—— Morning StarA brillliant analysis of how Covid was used to erode civil liberaties and sideline Parliament ... Emergency State is a wake-up call that reaches far beyond Covid. It identifies the toxic mix of factors that are eroding liberty in Britain as we speak.
—— Morning StarAn excellent detective novel. The opening scene is superb, and sets up the story beautifully. Gripping, multi-layered and fresh. Terrifc
—— Will Dean , author of Dark Pines