Are you ready to take meaningful action on climate change? This book explains how you can join millions of people already making a positive impact. Using his expertise in emergency management, the author provides practical steps to solve climate change that you can apply in your daily life. IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL: • Learn how to promote system change by influencing corporations to reduce their emissions now. • Discover enjoyable ways to communicate and connect with others, while creating community and increasing momentum for change. • Receive a free Climate Action Guide to help you reduce greenhouse gas emissions (download). • Learn how to achieve sustainable living. • Find out how to replace feelings of despair with a sense of personal empowerment which restores your confidence in our shared future. Imagine a future where you don't just witness the climate crisis—but participate in shaping a sustainable future. When we join the rising tide of people acting on the climate crisis, we will generate an unstoppable momentum that will change the direction of corporations, and even economies. This guide that can help you take your first step towards creating meaningful action in just five minutes a day. Booklife by Publishers Weekly "In the face of ever-increasing temperature and a prevailing sense of resigned helplessness, emergency advisor Kent-Hughes offers something healthier than doom scrolling: a helpful guide on ways that individuals can make a difference in fighting one of the hottest topics in global politics, climate change. Clear, compact, and practical, Creating A Better Climate Future has been crafted as an encouraging eight-step "emergency plan," complete with action steps, for making change, becoming "a client hero," building momentum, and inspiring others. Arguing that "we still have time to turn things around," Kent-Hughes makes the case that the real problem isn't carbon emissions-it's the "obstacles to positive change." His guide showcases what everyday people can do to "use the economic system to change itself," first with some easy wins and then bigger goals that can build upon that foundation. Readers eager to feel that individual efforts contribute to a broader movement will find much that resonates. Takeaway: Inspiration and action steps for individuals eager to push back against climate change." Philip Kent-Hughes holds a degree in business and works in emergency management. As an advisor he has engaged with organizations in several sectors including, education, energy, government, healthcare, and manufacturing. He developed numerous crisis and emergency management plans, as well as training scenarios for a natural disaster, cyber-attack, active shooter and even an escaped animal from a zoo. Philip is a climate campaigner and writes about climate action. Keep up to date at www.climate-action.org.