Exploding the Myths of Climate Change: A Denier's Viewpoint (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798594123526)

This is a book of mythology. Since ancient times mankind has built these systems of myths to explain the complicated world he didn't understand. The systems were deeply ingrained in the minds of the populations. The Greeks attributed a season of poor crops to a disturbance caused by the displeasure of Ceres. Everything that happened adversely to these people was the fault of some divinity of the mythology.Similarly, a complex set of tales has been constructed to support the idea of human-caused climate change by the 'true believers.' This now politically correct mythology, supporting its ridiculous claims and dicta, has come from the distortion of science. This distortion was achieved mainly by the media and those with other objectives (e.g., 'Green New Deal'). Almost anything wrong in our world is attributed to a disturbance of the human-caused, climate change mythology - droughts, floods, storms, fires, extinctions, diseases, etc.
The Second Edition of this book includes a complete description of what happened in Texas' disastrous 'Big Freeze' in February 2021. Hundreds of people died; multiple billions of dollars were lost; and the entire state was brought to its knees. This tragedy was caused by investment choices (windmills) made in the name of stopping climate change. it is a warning example of what we have to lose to these fanatics.
This book will separate the many climate change myths from the truths.The book: -describes climate change, -lists alleged results of climate change, -compares the allegations to real life. It also includes a discussion of causation versus correlation, the thermodynamic properties of air and water, and similar myths that have been perpetrated throughout history.The 'true believers' of climate change may come to concern you, too...

Author: Alice Louisa Holliday,Clifford R. Holliday
ISBN-13: 9798594123526
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 01/13/2021
Pages: 194
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.59lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.41d