YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Americans disagree on many Environmental issues
Climate Change: What They Rarely Teach In College was written to address these issues and the science behind them. This book avoids most political issues and concentrates on empirical facts. The science is presented without the scientific jargon by being written in plain English. Much of the scientific data reviewed in Climate Change comes from the U.S. Government. The book is extensively footnoted so that the reader can search for the original citation and form an opinion of its validity.
Climate Change: What They Rarely Teach In College addresses many unsettled environmental questions.
Global Warming
Is it reasonable to expect that global warming will adversely affect human life?
"There is no such thing as Consensus science. If it is consensus, it is not science. If it is science, it is not consensus. Period!" - Michael Crichton
"No one is educated who knows only one side of an argument." - John Stuart Mill
The book disputes much of the common narratives related to global warming and climate change.
My goal is to provide greater understanding and agreement on these important issues. My request is that you evaluate the information based on scientific merit, My hope is that you will have the opportunity to evaluate multiple, diverse opinions before forming your conclusions.
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Thank you to John Dale Dunn for sharing a review of Climate Change: What They Rarely Teach In College on American Thinker. "Stephen Einhorn, a Cornell, Brooklyn Polytech, Wharton School–educated chemist...