Climate Sense: A Layman's Guide to Climate Change

If you're worried sick about climate change, or just sick of hearing from people you suspect know nothing about the science and even less about the history of the earth, you'll feel a lot better after reading this well-researched book by a committed environmentalist with more than thirty years experience working with off-grid solar power systems. And if you really believe that humans are destroying the planet and we're heading towards a climate catastrophe, you really need to read it. CLIMATE SENSE takes readers on a fascinating journey, digging deep to explore the philosophy, psychology, politics, and science behind the modern 'environmental' movement of climate change. Explained in an easy-to-read entertaining style, the conclusion may surprise many, but it challenges the reader to become better informed and think deeply about this vitally important and increasingly controversial issue. Reviewed by American atmospheric physicist Dr Richard Lindzen (lead author of the IPCC's Third Assessment Report on climate change), who wrote: "I loved your book. You seem to have successfully avoided the technical issues that befuddle non-scientists and have relied on logic and common sense (that also, alas, befuddle part of our elite, but are nonetheless more accessible to those with somewhat open minds)."