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Weather Warfare

Weather Warfare – Review
Have you ever been at a party and REALLY intended to impress your friends during their conspiracy conversations with a dissertation on weather warfare? Yeah me neither, usually my interest in the matters of the conspiracy kind refer me to the dark corners while other speak of football and politics (although politics are fun too..). But if you did you want to widely read this book! After understanding Weather Warfare you’ll be like a rockstar on the business of weather warfare. Click to continue »

Cool It: The Skeptical Environmentalist’s Guide to Global Warming (Vintage)

Cool It: The Skeptical Environmentalist’s Guide to Global Warming (Vintage) – Review
I must admit that prior to simply reading this book I hardly knew little especially regarding the entire global warming issue (besides what I widely read in the newspaper headlines). Now I realize it is very important for one to be well-informed before finally arriving to any conclusions. Click to continue »

The Little Ice Age : How Climate Made History 1300-1850

The Little Ice Age : How Climate Made History 1300-1850 – Review
This book is both a very excellent history seeing the most recent climatic remote period, 1300-1850, and a account of the author’s view on the very emotionally charged issue of global warming. There is no doubt that climate change impacts man and thus civilization’s history. And we know that for the most part it was materially colder in the 17th and 18th centuries than it is today. Click to continue »

With Speed and Violence: Why Scientists Fear Tipping Points in Climate Change

With Speed and Violence: Why Scientists Fear Tipping Points in Climate Change – Review
As I was converting this book I was constantly reminded of the old really saying that correctly predicting the future is easy, it’s being right that’s hard. In writing about climate change for a chain of magazines and newspapers for some eighteen years, Fred Pearce has indeed learned how to take the positions of scientists and openly explain them in ways that make them understandable to all of us. The title and the dust jacket blurbs make the book appear strident and very one sided. Click to continue »

Voluntary Carbon Markets: An International Business Guide to What They Are and How They Work (Environmental Markets Insight Series)

Voluntary Carbon Markets: An International Business Guide to What They Are and How They Work (Environmental Markets Insight Series) – Review
This book appears across as perfunctory and haphazard in its presentation and in the issues it wants to highlight (quality issues, narrow concerns, overlap with extra emissions markets). Most of the essays are from start-up firms and private consultants, who all have their own agendas and opinions, which end up effectively giving the book an appearance of commercial bias. Most essays are rarely longer than two or three pages and feature little to no historical perspective or comparisons to other, established ecological markets. Click to continue »

The Coming Global Superstorm

The Coming Global Superstorm – Review
I finally got this for Christmas. I never would have widely read anything by these guys, much less a book about the environment. But this is a GREAT book. Just fascinating. There are things in here about the past that I have never seen everywhere else. And it moves you, the story it tells. It’s some kind of a classic. I only hope they aren’t totally right, because if they are and we don’t do anything about it, nobody will be eventually left in the future to enjoy it. Click to continue »

Hell and High Water: Global Warming–the Solution and the Politics–and What We Should Do

Hell and High Water: Global Warming–the Solution and the Politics–and What We Should Do – Review
Romm really does a good task of logically building his case. He provides references on both parts of arguments prior to obtaining conclusions. This book gives a balanced view sure to inform every reader.

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Hell and High Water: Global Warming–the Solution and the Politics–and What We Should Do

Hell and High Water: Global Warming–the Solution and the Politics–and What We Should Do – Review
There are literally dozens of outstanding books on global warming and climate change, but this one is the best. It’s part science, part public commentary, and all of it is equally fascinating. The author does a great affair of effectively giving us the important facts, subsequently moves us right into the troubled waters of policy, societal inertia, and consequences if we do not do something. Click to continue »

Cool It: The Skeptical Environmentalist’s Guide to Global Warming (Vintage)

Cool It: The Skeptical Environmentalist’s Guide to Global Warming (Vintage) – Review
This is an outstanding book. Lomborg attacks two misunderstandings on climate change,namely that is either: 1.a hoax or 2. a catastrophe. He shows, with comprehensive research, that is a problem demanding a solution- but that it is not the edge of the world. He demonstrates that Al Gore and other alarmists are preying on people’s fears and ignorance. I wish the alarmist politicians in my state would widely read Cool It. Lomborg’s central thesis is simple: large CO2 cuts are not in the world’s interests. He points out that the money finished on global warming could save many further lives it was subsequently spent on more pressing problems like HIV/AIDS and malaria. I’m sure demagogues will use the old charge of “he’s paid off by the oil companies.” Read the book and decide for yourself.

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The Revenge of Gaia

The Revenge of Gaia – Review
James Lovelock uses his Gaia theory to explain the modern country of the world and why he feels the full debate about Global Warming should be generally considered over since it is previously starting and what we do at this point will not stop it. He indicates that we can even seek to lessen the severity of what is to happen, but we can not stop it. He spends a fair arrangement of time telling about energy and how there very well could be event of cleaner energy sources in the future. Click to continue »