We inhabit a planet in peril. Our once temperate world is locked on course to become a hothouse entirely of our own making.

Packed full of information yet always entertaining. From text messages and plastic bags to wars and volcanoes, How Bad Are Bananas? has the carbon answers we need.

Ten years on from first publication, a new edition of this invaluable and entertaining guide that shows just what effect everything has on carbon emissions, from a Google search to a plastic bag, from a flight to a volcano.

Where have we gone wrong, and what can we do about it?

Property will cost us the earth.

The Sunday Times-bestselling guide to understanding trees from acclaimed nature writer Tristan Gooley.

'Trees are keen to tell us so much. They'll tell us about the land, the water, the people, the animals, the weather and time. And they will tell us about their lives, the good bits and bad. Trees tell a story but only to those who know how to read it.'

The ultimate guide to minimizing your impact on the environment, with hundreds of practical ways to help combat the climate crisis.

A stylish guide to 100 everyday objects that you can change to make a positive difference to the planet.

A compelling thought experiment that will lead to hours of fruitful debate.

This book spells out a new framework for humanitarian aid in the long emergency of climate change.

Analysing how materialistic capitalism is self-limiting, how efficiency may be the enemy of a cohesive society, this work examines the false certainties of science and religion. It builds a theory of meaning, based on the research for identity the role of the arts and the idea of immortality.

Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid is the first major book by a biologist to focus on the fascinating story of how the natural world is adjusting, adapting, and sometimes measurably evolving in response to climate change. Lyrical and thought-provoking, this book broadens the climate focus from humans to the wider lattice of life.

Hydrofracking: What Everyone Needs to Know is a concise, well-informed primer on one of the most promising yet controversial methods of accessing natural gas and oil. Exploring the promises and pitfalls of fracking, Alex Prud'homme offers an even-handed introduction for an interested general reader.