Tunley Environmental, a leading sustainability consultancy, announces the release of 99 Facts of Climate, Science and Society. This innovative book combines scientific expertise with actionable insights, equipping readers with knowledge to navigate today’s most pressing environmental issues in an engaging and easy to understand format.
Written by Tunley’s team of PhD-level sustainability scientists, the book explores 99 carefully curated facts across climate science, biodiversity and human impact on the environment. Each fact aims to demystify complex concepts around climate change into accessible insights, providing readers with the tools to better understand and address these challenges.
With a foreword by Elena Doms, CEO of At Earth Plus, the book showcases Tunley Environmental’s expertise in simplifying complex topics like carbon and sustainability for a broader audience. Elena says: “As scientists themselves, [Tunley Environmental] have communicated a complex topic of carbon in both approachable and actionable way. The result is a book that is not only informative but also forward-thinking, combining the power of science with the creativity of technology and the stunning force of nature to reach a wider audience.”
Key highlights of the book include its diverse topics:
- History
- Consumerism
- Transport
- Earth systems
- Ocean & Water
- Energy & Fuel
- Policy & Governance
- Biodiversity
- Rainforest
- Mindset
- Food
It also features visuals generated by AI as a symbolic nod to the pace of technological innovation and environmental change, underscoring how quickly both are reshaping our world.
In sharing his vision behind the book, Dr William Beer, CEO of Tunley Environmental, said “When we began this journey two years ago, our goal was to create a resource that educates and inspires. This book is a celebration of our team’s expertise and our shared commitment to empowering people to make informed, sustainable decisions.”
The release of 99 Facts of Climate, Science and Society reflects Tunley’s broader mission to lead the global conversation on sustainability. With initiatives spanning carbon assessments, biodiversity conservation and sustainability training, the organisation is dedicated to helping businesses around the world reduce their impact on climate change.
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