An important book

This is an easy to understand book that lays out all the hypocrisy and insane ideas behind the Green movement, not to mention racist. I would recommend this book to everyone who needs confirmation that the world is not ending any time soon and that climate alarmism is a religious cult. The facts in this book are worthy of discussing with family and friends as we should be able to discuss this topic as it is hurting us financially and mentally as a population.

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Great book but the narrator....

The premise of this book is excellent, as it its thorough research and well-argued logic. For me, two things let it down a bit; the American writing style, where the same point is laboured several times, and the narrator's voice. Both of these are, admittedly, personal preference.

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Good but more reasons for skepticism needed

The book lifts the lid on the scale of the inaccuracies, corruption and misleading propaganda being pumped out by the climate alarmists and the scientists who take the money rather than speak out. More reference to studies which challenge the climate change orthadoxy would improve the book.

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facts above theory

well presented account, of actual science. not computer models, that guess an event, years into the future.

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Excellent book giving insight into this issue

a look at the real science, real impact on energy policy and the economy and who is making money at our expense... there is no Climate Emergency, our economy and lifestyles cannot continue without Fossil fuels; the people driving this green agenda are deluded, corrupt or both

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Marc Morano writes with authority through evidence

Breaks apart the climate change narrative we're being constantly fed by media, politicians, etc. showing the contradictions in their so called evidence, the 'heads we win, tails you lose' scenario and how the worst affected by climate policy will be the poor.

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Lots of supported arguments, even a msg of hope.

Good narration, The author backs up his claims. mix of happy & sad message. It only takes a simple comparison of thd CO2 & temp graphs to undermine the narrative. So I know Gore's wrong and Morano's right. The deliberate lies, by the warmists (like feining concern for the climate) are outrageous

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Is the devil cooking up a plot?

Prof CS Lewis wrote in his Screwtape Letters that one of the devil’s tricks is to deflect our minds and thoughts from dealing with essential issues by focusing on non issues.
This book shines a light on behind the scenes activities which need to have more exposure. Sadly the so called climate change disaster has gripped the minds of uninformed academia and the chattering class and politicians. This has happened to the detriment of the people of the world who need solutions to issues such as the lack of clean water and remedies for illnesses. This book and its writer, and other brave communicators, deserve the attention of decision makers. Thank you for publishing it.
It would help to have a summary of the main points so readers and hearers could more easily arm themselves for discussion and persuasive argument day to day.

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must listen

this is a great indicator to the likely future for us all under UN style centralised governance.

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Many valid points, tainted by political position

The book dissects the science from the narrative and shows this against a backdrop of decades of environmental scare stories none of which materialised. Most of the book is grounded in common sense backed up by conventional scientific thinking. Where the book shoots itself in the foot is in the chapters that openly praise Donald Trump for his rejection of climate change ideology. Supporting Trump and arguing, on economic grounds, that energy generation via fossil fuels is the only answer leaves an easy target for climate change believers to shoot at. If the argument is to move forward from political science to real science, you cannot argue from a position of "my political side is right". Overall, any entertaining read that covers most of the relevant theory and data.

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