A very informative book, that is different to the nonfiction I normally pick up. It reads a lot like an academic paper and from a professional standpoint, I found it very interesting. The author provides a lot of information about how our day-to-day choices have global impacts on the environment. This would be a good book to put in front of the general public but to make it more accessible to real people and their real life decisions, I think the author could have concluded each chapter by bringing the broader information on environmental implications back down to how impactful our daily decisions are. One recurring theme is that the consumer does hold a lot of power and that money is always going to be a huge inhibitor to companies making real large scale change. 

Thank you to NetGalley for this free eARC in exchange for a review.