9th October 2021
Almanacs have been around since Benjamin Franklin, and even in the age of the web, they serve a useful function.
The Carbon Almanac
Recommended by Seth Godin (25)
17th February 2022
My publisher announced it this week. You can check it out and pre-order it here.
7th April 2022
Our new project, The Carbon Almanac, is now inviting supporting partners to join us. We are all volunteers and we're focused on offering institutions a chance to amplify the conversation about climate change. (Partner organizations don't have to be large, simply committed to help).
17th May 2022
I’ve learned in sharing galleys of The Carbon Almanac that sending two is far more useful and beneficial than sending one.
21st June 2022
Systemic change requires sharing. Sharing information, sharing connection and sharing the work.
11th July 2022
The all-volunteer Carbon Almanac launches tomorrow.
12th July 2022
This is the Cliff's Notes and guidebook for that moment.
13th July 2022
This is the reason The Carbon Almanac needs to be part of the conversation at ordinary companies like Hilton, for typical employees like the hard-working person who is the customer of the hard-working person who designed the bottle in the first place. Because one person designed one item that ended up being reproduced a million times, frustrating hundreds of thousands of wet people in hundreds of thousands of showers and then producing countless pounds of toxic carbon released into the air.
14th July 2022
Because the book is complete, coherent and represents a moment in time. Because a book can create a conversation and an event. Because we hope you'll buy three.
17th July 2022
Here’s an example of a few dozen digital billboards that my fellow volunteers created for the Almanac. These blew me away.
19th July 2022
A major addendum to the Almanac just went live today. It’s free here.
23rd July 2022
Something magical happens when people are in alignment and an idea becomes a bestseller.
26th July 2022
We connect online, from countries around the world, and we’ve built an actual social network, one with a purpose.
5th August 2022
18th August 2022
The all-volunteer Carbon Almanac is a #1 bestseller precisely because it gives people a chance to know what they're talking about. It's an almanac with more than 1,000 sources, so you can look up anything that seems surprising.
8th September 2022
Figure out what’s important, then create the conditions for people to talk about it.
25th October 2022
For the last year or so, volunteers around the world have been building The Carbon Almanac.
1st December 2022
The Carbon Almanac was an Amazon Editor's choice, a Do Lectures top 100 choice, a bestseller in every country it has been released in and ideal for anyone over the age of ten.
29th December 2022
Every one was fact-checked, footnoted and shared with dozens of reviewers before it was included.
20th April 2023
More details, references and insights on this are in The Carbon Almanac.
20th July 2023
It's easy to be confused, but it's not that difficult to understand. It's all in the almanac.
21st August 2023
You can find the award-winning English edition here.
4th October 2023
The best time to begin is now. Start where you are. Don't wait for authority or a manual.
3rd November 2023
The metaphor is powerful because it teaches us that we all benefit from having a community orchestra in our lives. The 1900 people who worked together on The Carbon Almanac were all volunteers, showing up when they could, working together to build something important.
22nd April 2024
Two years ago, hundreds of volunteers from 90 countries came together and produced an Almanac.
About the book
Publication details refer to the edition linked on Google Books.
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