"How to Reduce Your Carbon Emissions and Save Money on Your Bills"
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About the Book:
In How to Reduce Your Carbon Emissions and Save Money on Your Bills, Tony Duckenfield sets out a clear, evidence-based approach to taking control of your environmental impact.
The book identifies more than 100 actions to help you reduce your carbon footprint and save money, from quick, no-cost ideas to longer-term investments that pay off through lower bills and healthier living.
Each action is categorised according to the level of carbon reduction it can deliver, with practical examples, costs, and expected savings. To help visualize the emissions saved by different actions a scale has been created based on the emissions generated by the manufacture of a typical pair of jeans. This helps to make sense of what many people find to be an indecipherable jumble of letters: KgCO2e / tCO2e making it clearer what the difference is between the little and big actions that can be taken.
The book also includes guidance on greener transport choices, energy-efficient homes, renewable energy, and lifestyle changes that make a measurable difference.
“This isn’t about doing everything - it’s about doing what matters most, and making meaningful progress one step at a time.”
Tony Duckenfield
What You’ll Learn
- Over 100 carbon-saving actions you can start today
- How you can reduce your emissions while saving money
- Which changes deliver the greatest return on investment
- How to make your home and travel habits more sustainable
- The real costs, savings, and carbon impacts of each action
- Practical advice for both individuals and small businesses
"This is the book we have been waiting for..."
Kris Beuret OBE
"This is the handbook we all need to win the battle against climate change"
Lord Deben, Former Chair of the UK government's Committee on Climate Change
"This book provides the necessary insight: what practical actions you can take to tackle climate change,"
Lord Mark Price, Former UK Trade Minister, WorkL Founder.
"‘Friendly, practical, original … dip-inable. You will be drawn into the myriad ways you can make yourself happier and extend the life of the planet"
Jim Steer, Greenguage 21
"The book... has helped me make sense of how I can play a part in reducing carbon dioxide emissions. [It] doesn't patronise or tell you what to do. It gives ideas and choices. It is a reminder that we're not powerless when it comes to climate change - we can be the changemakers."
Glenn Lyons, Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility, UWE Bristol
About the Author
Tony Duckenfield is a Behavioural Scientist and Behaviour Change expert and the founder of Beyond Logic Consulting, a UK-based firm specialising in sustainability, carbon reduction, and energy efficiency.
He has worked for more than 30 years helping organisations and individuals reduce consumption, control costs, and implement effective sustainability strategies.
Tony’s passion is helping people make realistic, affordable changes that benefit both the environment and their finances.
Get Your Copy
Ready to take action on climate change and your energy bills?
Order How to Reduce Your Carbon Emissions and Save Money on Your Bills today and start putting smart, sustainable ideas into practice.
Tony Duckenfield is a Behavioural Scientist and Behaviour Change expert and the founder of Beyond Logic Consulting, a UK-based firm specialising in sustainability, carbon reduction, and energy efficiency.
He has worked for more than 30 years helping organisations and individuals reduce consumption, control costs, and implement effective sustainability strategies.
Tony’s passion is helping people make realistic, affordable changes that benefit both the environment and their finances.
Get Your Copy
Ready to take action on climate change and your energy bills?
Order How to Reduce Your Carbon Emissions and Save Money on Your Bills today and start putting smart, sustainable ideas into practice.
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