Cambridge University Press: Serious about climate change

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen promises to be one of the most significant meetings of our time and one question is at the forefront of everyone’s minds: can the world’s leaders agree on and make decisions that are set to change human history?

As the leading publisher in the environmental and atmospheric sciences, Cambridge University Press has a wide and impressive collection of books about the science, policy, law, economics and politics of climate change. These titles are showcased on a new website at www.cambridge.org/cop15

Cambridge University Press has launched this online book collection to highlight the diversity and quality of its climate change publishing programme.

Our authors are top scholars and leaders in their fields of expertise – they include Nobel laureates Burton Richter (Nobel Prize in Physics 1976), the IPCC (Nobel Peace Prize 2007), as well as multi award-winning global economist Sir Nicholas Stern and Sir John Houghton, a world renowned figure at the forefront of the climate debate and research.

As well as publishing important titles, the Cambridge Printing business is committed to becoming one of the UK's most environmentally-friendly printers. It has achieved FSC* certification and the internationally-recognised environmental standard, ISO14001**. This accreditation recognises the use of non-wasteful materials and processes.

Please visit www.cambridge.org/cop15 to browse the full list of our must-reads for COP15 and beyond.

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