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Non-Fiction, Science, Study & Work, Smart Thinking

Ten Billion

Stephen Emmott (author)

Paperback Published on: 11/07/2013

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Ten Billion

This is a moving read. Emmott is completely honest about the state of the world and his honesty is chilling and worrying. I've always cared about what we'r... READ MORE

Adriel Comer at Newbury, Berkshire

Ten Billion

Well researched, easy (and quick) to read, perfectly argued and very difficult to argue with BUT there is something missing that left me unhappy at the end... READ MORE

Jackie Carreira at Bury St Edmunds

A bit of a 'telling off'

I think what we have here is a scientist at the end of his tether. It's fair to say he doesn't argue a case for and against, he's clearly worried and just ... READ MORE

Liam Nicholson at Sheffield Orchard Sq.

Scary Stuff!

The scariest thing you will read this year, this decade, this century! The cold hard truth that we’re all ignoring, we’re growing. Our destructive species ... READ MORE

Charlie Hay at Brentwood

This book pulls no punches

A unrelenting and honest look at how overpopulation is crippling the planet and how, realistically, there is not a lot we can do to change the path we are ... READ MORE

Grace At Birmingham

Synopsis

'I think we're fucked' Stephen Emmott

Ten Billion is a book about us.

It's a book about you, your children, your parents, your friends. It's about every one of us. It's about our failure: failure as individuals, the failure of business, and the failure of our politicians.

It is about an unprecedented planetary emergency.

It's about the future of us.