A few of the books we’re currently reading on climate change - would love to know suggestions for any others to add to the pile...

From left to right:

How Bad Are Bananas? by Mike Berners-Lee looks at the carbon footprint of pretty much everything! For instance, did you know that a typical year of incoming emails adds up to the equivalent of 200 miles driving in an average car!
There Is No Planet B by Mike Berners-Lee (again). This is essential reading for anyone concerned about the state of the Earth. It looks at various different aspects such as travel and transport, food & drink (we found this particularly interesting) and energy, and even includes a handy glossary in the back to help decipher all the terms thrown around in conversations about climate change.
The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells doesn't sugar coat anything, nor should it. It is packed full of facts and jaw-dropping insights into the problem that humankind has created. It’s an urgent read that will leave you wide awake and desperate for change.

What books have got you thinking more about climate change? Let us know if the comments below.