Description - How Bad Are Bananas?: The Carbon Footprint of Everything (Revised Edition) by Mike Berners-Lee
- 10,000 copies sold: of the previous edition (titled: How Bad Are Bananas?), originally published in 2011
- Revised and updated throughout: including the carbon footprint of things that didn't exist a decade ago, including a Zoom call, a smartphone, and cryptocurrencies. At least 30% new and revised content
- Filled with surprising facts: Including that paper bags have a higher carbon footprint than plastic bags (though plastic bags are bad for many other reasons!), and that a mile long ride on a regular bicycle requires more carbon than an eclectic bike (think about the carbon required to energize the rider!).
- Sustainably produced: All materials in the printing of this book are FSC certified, and the interior is printed on 100% recycled paper
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