Interviews with the Author

Education, Awareness, Change

Bob has been a guest on radio talk shows from Australia to Canada to the U.S. discussing his book, Zero Greenhouse Emissions. Click the title to download and listen to some of these insightful interviews.

(To listen to the interviews, click the title of the interview to download the mp3 file and listen with your preferred player.)

The Author's Show Interview

If you haven't bought the book yet; after listening to this interview, you will!

Conscious Discussions Talk Radio Interview
Learn about Bob, the book, and why this book is "what they would rather you didn't know about climate change."

Sonshine 98.5 radio, Perth, Australia's Interview

Informative, thought provoking insight into 'Zero Greenhouse Emissions, The Day the Lights Went Out, Our Future World'.

Healthy Planet - Healthy People Interview by Joanne Luke with Bob Williamson - February 2010
What Bob will reveal will make you go WOW! “Consumption in a finite world of resources – How can we sustain a future that isn’t FINITE?”

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Zero Greenhouse Emissions
The Day the Lights Went Out - Our Future World

Bob Williamson is the Chair & Founder of the Greenhouse Neutral Foundation. He has long crusaded for the need to change from the present course we are on in the developed and fast developing nations. A respected environmentalist with many national and international awards, he is committed to adding his voice to that for change; to a future safe for all.

We are fast approaching multiple tipping points that, once breached, will lead to catastrophic climate chaos. Disruption to our very way of life will leave no one immune. Some, seeking to maintain their grip and the status quo; to continue with the "business and living as usual model", for their vested commercial or political agendas, may wish this reality remain clouded for the majority of us. 

ZERO Greenhouse Emissions - The day the lights went out - Our Future World exposes for the layman the reality of our collective futures. It places the pieces of the jumbled puzzle together. It steps back to put up for questioning the 'best available science' of climate change, the political agendas, the industrial and economic flaws of both developed and developing nations. It asks logically for us to question the illogical sleepwalk of our present course. Many with vested interests may wish you not to read this book. 'What they would rather you didn't know about Climate Change.'