A Climate Carol in Rhyme: Being a Ghost Story of Our Climate Volume 1 - Angrist, Ezra
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Do you think climate change is NOT a Chinese hoax? Are you concerned that Trump is foolish enough to believe wind power is a bigger threat to birds than climate change? Would you enjoy reading a smart, snarky takedown of Trump's willful ignorance on climate change? Do you have an extra $5 lying around? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then A Climate Carol in Rhyme is just the book for you! A Climate Carol in Rhyme is a satire that tells the story of Ebenezer Yooge, a man who seemingly knows and cares little about climate change. In the style of Dickens, Yooge is visited by three…mehr

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Do you think climate change is NOT a Chinese hoax? Are you concerned that Trump is foolish enough to believe wind power is a bigger threat to birds than climate change? Would you enjoy reading a smart, snarky takedown of Trump's willful ignorance on climate change? Do you have an extra $5 lying around? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then A Climate Carol in Rhyme is just the book for you! A Climate Carol in Rhyme is a satire that tells the story of Ebenezer Yooge, a man who seemingly knows and cares little about climate change. In the style of Dickens, Yooge is visited by three ghosts who tell him about Earth's climate's past, present and future, hoping to persuade him to take climate change seriously. Read what critics are saying: "This book is funny and entertaining. Who knew you were so creative? You should call more." S. Angrist, the author's mother. Also, makes a great gift for that climate change denier in your life.
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Ezra Angrist was born in Pittsburgh, (not Paris). He is a vice president at a boutique life science focused investment bank. Before his career in finance he studied political science in graduate school for several years. He eventually realized his heart wasn't in it, and, when one of his advisors said he had "a gameshow host" personality, he figured it was time to move on. He lives in Rexford, New York with his wife and two sons.