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NEW KINDLE ebook edition!!!

by Peter C Glover & Professor Michael Economides

What readers say ...

An excellent, readable book for anyone who wants to know the real implications of climate madness for energy policy. Steve Goreham, author Climatism: Science, Common Sense and the 21^st Century’s Hottest Topic.

It doesn't matter if you believe global warming is anthropogenic or not, this book presents arguments on why world governments are approaching the whole issue in a wrong way, and their reasons for doing so. I would definitely recommend the book to anyone wanting to broaden their points of view regarding climate change political debate, science of climate change, economics of climate change, and future energy security for nations. A. Morales

It could end up being a very important book describing a kind of "mass hysteria" time in history - perhaps even a watershed book. I highly recommend that everyone who cares about how their tax dollars are spent read this book. The authors provide a wealth of perspectives, interpretations, and important information not readily available in other books. Donald G. Nelson

Direct from Continuum, Amazon US, Amazon UK and from Borders, Waterstone and all usual booksellers.

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  Personal site & blog. Editor based in Colchester, England

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