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To: Don Hurst who wrote (750332)10/30/2013 11:18:07 AM
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How to Cure a Climate Change Denier
Posted on October 30, 2013 by Anthony Watts
Here is a book with a twist – an eco gone rogue and self modified into a climate change “denier”. His experience parallels many, actually, including some of mine (though I’d never join Greenpeace) – Anthony

From the description:

Paul Caruso once lived in an off-grid eco-community, grew much of his own food and was an active member of Greenpeace. However, over the past few years he has lost his faith in human induced climate change and become a denier!

He doesn’t really deny that the climate is changing – he has just come to the conclusion that it is natural variation.

It seems that increasing numbers of people are becoming sceptical about the human induced part of global warming and this book attempts to show climate scientists why and, perhaps more importantly, what they can do about it.

There are certain specific points that climate scientists are not currently answering and which they urgently need to answer if they want to convince people.

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“…specific points that climate scientists are not currently answering.”

Gosh, ya think?

Here is a further description:



You can get the book on Amazon here

h/t to reader Paul M

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