Food and Climate Change without the hot air

Food and Climate Change without the hot air

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Sarah Bridle (Author)

In Food and Climate Change without the hot air, Sarah Bridle details the carbon footprint of the food we eat, from breakfast to lunch, from snacks to supper. She explores the environmental impact of each food, so we can see where the emissions are highest and where we can make sustainable food choices.


With this knowledge, we can make changes to our diet e.g. eating more locally grown produce and introducing meat-free days. This will reduce the greenhouse gas emissions so damaging to our planet and probably be healthier for us, too.

Food and Climate Change without the hot air considers:

  • How to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that come from food.
  • What effect the food we eat has on the environment of our planet.
  • How climate change will affect the food we will eat in the future.
  • How consumers can play their part in reducing food-based carbon emissions.

Inspired by the author's former mentor David MacKay (Sustainable Energy without the hot air), Food and Climate Change is a rigorously researched discussion of how food and climate change are intimately connected. In this ground-breaking and accessible work, Prof Sarah Bridle focuses on the facts so that they speak for themselves. The book is highly illustrated in full colour throughout, making it an attractive read, as well as an inspiring one.


It shows how anyone can reduce the climate impact of their food. It also suggests how the food system must change, with:

  • Incentives for farmers to switch to more efficient, climate-friendly technologies.
  • Food labelling to show a product s food miles and how it has been produced.
  • Research into non-traditional production methods.
  • How to waste less food and use all the water, energy and nutrients used in its production more wisely and sustainably.

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