Thank you very much for visiting climatediet.com. The purpose of this site is to inform the general public about the challenge of human-caused climate change, and to introduce quick and easy strategies that we can all use to reduce our impact on the climate. Yes, our global warming crisis is serious. Scientific evidence proving the relationship between the human production of heat trapping greenhouse gasses and a persistent increase in global mean temperature is overwhelming. However, scientists also believe that if we collectively act now, we can slow the damaging impact of warming on our climate, for both ourselves and future generations.    

A new and exciting book, The Climate Diet, offers hundreds of easy to use tips and strategies that we can use to empower ourselves to take personal responsibility for our own contribution to climate change; through reducing our consumption of the world’s scarce resources and adopting exciting new technologies that are sure to create new jobs and become engines for future growth. It has never been easier for families to cut back on their use of fossil fuels and protect the climate. By using the familiar language of weight loss, The Climate Diet explains climate change concepts, problems and solutions in ways that anyone can easily understand.

We invite you to explore climatediet.com, which provides a wealth of information on a variety of topics including:

• Ten Good Reasons to go on a Climate Diet.
• Going for the Gold: The nuts and volts of Climate Diet success.
• Creating a Climate Diet home: lighting, heating, appliances and more.
• Climate friendly shopping, eating, recycling and more.
• Hit the road the climate-wise way: Private cars and public transportation.
• Community strategies for a better climate.
• Up to date information on the science behind global warming.

For a full discussion of each topic, pick up your own copy of The Climate Diet today.

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To learn more about sustainability initiatives by Dr. Harrington and other community activists in his home town of Mercer Island WA, visit our IslandVision Sustainability website.