The Winning of The Carbon War
Power and politics on the front lines of climate and clean energy
by Jeremy Leggett
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About the Book
Humanity is in a race, a kind of civil war.
On the light side the believers in a sustainable future based on clean energy fight to save us from climate change.
The dark side defends the continuing use of fossil fuels, often careless of the impact it has on the world.
Jeremy Leggett fought for the light side for a quarter of a century as it lost battle after battle. Then, in 2013, the tide began to turn. By 2015, it was clear the the war could be won.
Leggett’s front-line chronicle tells one person’s story of those turnaround years, culminating in dramatic scenes at the Paris climate summit, and what they can mean for the world.
On the light side the believers in a sustainable future based on clean energy fight to save us from climate change.
The dark side defends the continuing use of fossil fuels, often careless of the impact it has on the world.
Jeremy Leggett fought for the light side for a quarter of a century as it lost battle after battle. Then, in 2013, the tide began to turn. By 2015, it was clear the the war could be won.
Leggett’s front-line chronicle tells one person’s story of those turnaround years, culminating in dramatic scenes at the Paris climate summit, and what they can mean for the world.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Business & Economics
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 382 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9781364485436
- Publish Date: Jan 15, 2016
- Language English
- Keywords climate change, energy, carbon war, politics, renewables
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About the Creator
Jeremy Leggett
Kent, UK
Social entrepreneur, founder of Solarcentury and SolarAid, Chair of Carbon Tracker, climate-and-energy activist and historian author.