Many people thump on it, but few have actually read it.
What's even worse, many who might otherwise be interested can't read through the scientific jargon. In addition to laying out the theoretical underpinnings of climate change, starting with the greenhouse effect, the guide reviews the changes in climate and atmospheric composition of recent years, allowing readers to draw their own reasoned conclusions about climate change. A division of the Reason Foundation, the Reason Public Policy Institute fuses theory and practice to influence public policies. RPPI s research draws upon economics, science, and institutional analysis to critique public policies and advance new ideas in a variety of policy areas. These areas include education, infrastructure and transportation, the environment, urban land use and local economic development, and privatization and government reform.