Charlie Pye-Smith Books

Charlie Pye-Smith is a distinguished author and broadcaster whose work primarily focuses on agricultural and environmental issues. Through his extensive writings, he offers readers profound insights into global farming practices and ecological challenges. His reporting, frequently undertaken for international research and development agencies, illuminates the complexities of these critical subjects. Pye-Smith's literary approach is marked by thorough research and a compelling narrative style that makes intricate topics accessible.

The Subsidy Scandal
How Your Government Wastes Your Money to Wreck Your Environment
278 pages
10 hours of reading
Focusing on government subsidies, this book delves into their environmental impacts and the consequences of financial support across various sectors. It critically analyzes how these funds shape policies and contribute to ecological challenges, offering insights into the complexities of economic support and environmental sustainability. Originally published in 2002, it remains relevant in discussions about the intersection of finance and ecological responsibility.
Land of Plenty
A charming travelogue revealing the little-understood world of British agriculture
Demo
112 pages
4 hours of reading
A dazzling volume that gushes with the rhythms of life and language, from award-winning poet Charlie Smith.

The Subsidy Scandal

Land of Plenty

Demo