'The long, bitter battle to stop Heathrow airport growing has changed the way we think about climate change. This legal and social thriller tells the most important story of the age and gives heart to all communities fighting dangerous developments.' John Vidal, former Guardian environment editor
'The climate movement would do well to spend as much time interrogating its successes as well as its failures - something Hicks does brilliantly here. An important contribution to the body of evidence on what works, and why, when it comes to campaigning on the climate crisis.' Leo Murray, co-founder and director of innovation at climate charity Possible
'This is a fascinating and readable book from someone who has closely followed the twists and turns of the legal challenge against expanding Heathrow. Coming at a time when the government is all too keen to rely on technological fixes for the sectors climate responsibilities instead of addressing the demand for flying fuelled by tax breaks on aviation, the book sets out whats at stake and what to expect next in the iconic climate battle of our time.' Jenny Bates, Friends of the Earth
'The third runway at Heathrow is one of the toughest tests of the UK's climate commitments. This book unpacks the law, science and politics of the case in a clear and compelling way. Essential reading.' Megan Darby, editor of Climate Home News
'Hicks does an excellent job of setting out why and how aviation found itself so elevated, why it cant be ignored, and the various ways that it can be addressed. Whats particularly useful is to see how the totemic Heathrow case, despite being an unresolved story, has already shaped legal challenges to infrastructure in several ways.' Jeremy Williams, The Earthbound Report
'Hicks blend of legal analysis with first-hand interviews with residents makes for an illuminating and engaging account of the case and the wider difficulties of restricting aviation expansion' Christopher Shaw, LSE Review of Books -- .
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