Global Warming-Alarmists, Skeptics and Deniers: A Geoscientist Looks at the Science of Climate Change
Dr. Craig D. Idso, founder and chairman of the board of the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, says the book "...is a refreshing read on a topic of great societal importance...because the authors evaluate key predictions and controversies of the global warming debate using logic and science."Prof Robert M. Carter, Marine Geophysical Laboratory,says "In an easily accessible style, Robinson leads us through the science information to answer the question, 'Are human carbon dioxide emissions causing dangerous global warming?' The more surprised you are that the answer is 'no,' then the more you need to read this excellent book.""Excellent, accessible handbook of global warming that shows the bulk of the science is on the side of skeptics."--Iain Murray,author of The Really Inconvenient TruthsExcellent analysis of climate science from a veteran geologist's perspective.Dr. Robinson's discussions of climate models and past climate change are particularly useful. There is much more science, enough to persuade all but die-hard alarmists that a skeptical position better fits the evidence.--Paul MacRae, author of False Alarm--Global WarmingDr. S. Fred Singer, Chairman, Science & Environmental Policy Project, says, "The author makes it very clear that a changing climate is not unusual. It is in fact the norm, but often so slow that humans cannot detect it directly. This may be the single most important contribution of this well-written and fact-filled book.