I had a chance to read this book. Twice now. It’s excellent.
Climate scientists used to say winters would become thing of the past because of climate change.
Now they say it’s making them worse.
They also blame climate change for war, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions and even a decline in mental health.
The world now spends a billion dollars a day to keep the world from warming.
Al Gore says the Earth is like a sick child that has a fever.
And we’re told that 97 percent of scientists believe climate change is happening. But is it?
In his best-selling book, The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change, climate skeptic Marc Morano shares the facts you haven’t been told, and argues that the bad news about the Earth’s climate is wrong.
Antarctica is gaining ice, not losing it. CO2 levels are actually 10 times lower today than they were thousands of years ago, and severe weather is declining, not getting worse.
And Morano says your tax dollars going to fight climate change are being wasted.
And more:
Morano reveals:
- The world is spending nearly $1 billion a day to prevent global warming.
- A UN scientist has said the “97 percent consensus” on global warming was “pulled from thin air.”
- Scientific organizations claim climate change “consensus” – without polling their members.
- Climate policies are crushing the world’s poor.
- The Paris climate accord theoretically postpones global warming by four years – and costs $100 trillion.
- Climate change has been blamed for prostitution, barroom brawls, and airplane turbulence.
- One climate activist says we should “protect our kids by not having them.”
- Recent “hottest year” claims are based on statistically meaningless year-to-year differences.
- Antarctica is actually gaining ice.
- Carbon dioxide levels today are ten times lower than in some past Ice Ages.
On climate change, Morano says the science is not “settled.” The debate is not over. This book is designed to provide you with the facts you need to understand and resist a political agenda that has not real basis in science, that threatens our very sovereignty and prosperity, and that promises to trap millions in grinding poverty.