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Posts tagged "book review"

How to write a Sustainability book

Aug 5, 2019

I've written five books on business and Sustainability, all of which I'm pretty proud of, and I know first hand how much effort goes in...

Book Review: Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth

May 24, 2018

I haven't reviewed many Sustainability books on here of late, mainly because the few I have read recently have been terrible, some to the point...

Book Review: Frugal Innovation – Doing More With Less

Dec 28, 2017

Mrs K picked up this 2015 book by Cambridge Judge Business School academics Navi Radjou and Jaideep Prabhu for me on the way home from a...

Most influential Sustainability books for me

Dec 4, 2017

I saw a post on LinkedIn yesterday asking people for their top 5 Sustainability books. I quoted the following five as the most influential in...

Book Review: Global Sustainability by Mark Lefko

Feb 20, 2017

When I first read the bumf around Mark Lefko's new book Global Sustainability, I was a bit worried that it clashed with my own tome,...

Optimism, Pessimism and Sustainability

Jul 1, 2016

“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” – Winston Churchill I was at a meeting of...

Book Review: Doing Good Better

Feb 19, 2016

When I was an undergraduate, I unexpectedly came into a small amount of cash as I'd been underpaid for a summer job. Rather than fritter (all) the...

Thinking Fast and Slow about Sustainability

Sep 11, 2015

Years ago, I got into a lengthy, but pretty pointless e-mail argument about climate science. On paper, I had no chance. My opponent was a...

Book Review: Happy City by Charles Montgomery

Aug 3, 2015

One of my closest school friends, Conor, now lives with his wife and two kids in a dormitory commuter town in Maryland, USA. My partner...

Book Review: The Burning Question, Mike Berners-Lee & Duncan Clark

Jun 21, 2013

The central thesis of The Burning Question is that all our wonderful solutions to the climate crisis - renewables, nuclear, population control, energy efficiency -...

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