'This is a huge deal'
Bill Clinton
'An analysis of how capitalism would work if the world's 'natural capital' were properly valued, resulting in a drastic reduction in resource use by industrialised countries'
The Financial Times
'A powerful, visionary statement by three of the world's leading consultants on the greening of business'
The Times Higher Education Supplement
'If any book can be said to usher in a hopeful new age, it's this'
Jonathon Porritt, Director, Forum for the Future
'Leaves every reader with the hope that the old battle between business and the environment can reach a peaceful and constructive conclusion'
Frances Cairncross, The Economist
'The whole concept of natural capital manages to be both pragmatic and idealistic which, in my book, adds up to inspirational'
Anita Roddick, The Body Shop International
'This is smart, strategic thinking'
The Independent
'Includes a wealth of real examples...The authors provide a boldly practical way forward'
The Times
'Points the way to a world where the profit motive and social responsibility march hand in hand' John Quelch, Dean, London Business School
'This book is awash with ideas and is meant for a wide readership... Ultimately, this is a universal call to action so that it is really meant for everyone.'
Progress in Development Studies
'This book makes an important contribution, with many valuable insights, to the debate on the changes needed to secure a future for humankind and life on Earth.'
Brian Leslie, Sustainable Economics, August 2010.
