Berners-Lee, Mike: - Mike Berners-lee thinks, writes, researches and consults on sustainability and responses to the challenges of the twenty-first century.
Mike is a professor in the Institute for Social Futures at Lancaster University, where he develops practical tools for thinking about the future, and researches the global food system and carbon metrics..
Al Gore described it as \'Fascinating, important and highly recommended\'.
So How Do We Quit? - explores the big picture of climate change and the underlying global dynamics, asking what mix of politics, economics, psychology and technology are really required to deal with the problem.
His second book (co-written with Duncan Clark) - The Burning Question: We Can\'t Burn Half the World\'s Oil, Coal, and Gas.
About his first book - How Bad Are Bananas? The Carbon Footprint Of Everything - Bill Bryson wrote \'I can\'t remember the last time I read a book that was more fascinating, useful and enjoy - able all at the same time\'.
SWC is a leader in the field of carbon metrics, targets and actions.
He is the founder of Small World Consulting (SWC), an associate company of Lancaster University, which works with organisations from small businesses to the biggest tech giants.
Berners-Lee, Mike: - Mike Berners-lee thinks, writes, researches and consults on sustainability and responses to the challenges of the twenty-first century
