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
Al Gore has now been formally nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. For years now, he’s been strongly warning us about global warming. In this volume, Joseph Romm has come on board with his expertise to support Gore in allowing people get what to do to prepare for an impending catastrophe. He was prompted to tell us exactly why we need to change our ways because of Katrina’s wrath which usually caused his brother in Mississippi to lose his house to the waters. He claims that by the time the central governments closes down their pollution from the hydro plants, it will be too late. We all are aware of how slowly those agencies become anything done. That’s the way it goes with any government agencies which claim to help people. The dead heat waves accompaning the global warming will be the end to some elderly folks who can’t tolerate intense heat or cold. It eventually won’t be just the hear; coastal cities could and some will be inudated and underwater. Coastal areas from Houston to Miami are the most vunerable and will be the first to submerge. Zach will leave Fort Lauderdale before that happens and return to his natural region where less damage will occur. If he re-locates to the East Tennessee area, they can always drive up into the mountains where the temperatures are considerably cooler. The trees avoid. But beware the snakes and black bears — they can be deadly. Written by a PhD in oceanography, some of his rhetoric is complex, possibly complicated for the usually lay reader. But his strongly warning is loud and clear. It is time to take action and realize that Al Gore was serious (as always) with his award-winning documentary all along. He had the votes to be president of U.S.; today, he’s trying to save our country from devastation. Two highly educated men can’t be wrong. Heed their advice.