Climate and Energy
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"... a 'heretical' scientific and rational discussion of the issue that affects every person on earth. Fourteen climate scientists, energy engineers, and environmental economists, along with a theologian, offer a rigorous discussion of: the real causes of "global warming"; how sensitive the climate actually is to greenhouse gases; how the sun, oceans, clouds, and rain play a key role in climate change; the benefits of human-generated CO2; why the abandonment of fossil fuels would leave developing countries permanently impoverished and doom millions to an early death; the failure of renewable…mehr

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"... a 'heretical' scientific and rational discussion of the issue that affects every person on earth. Fourteen climate scientists, energy engineers, and environmental economists, along with a theologian, offer a rigorous discussion of: the real causes of "global warming"; how sensitive the climate actually is to greenhouse gases; how the sun, oceans, clouds, and rain play a key role in climate change; the benefits of human-generated CO2; why the abandonment of fossil fuels would leave developing countries permanently impoverished and doom millions to an early death; the failure of renewable energies--and the billion-dollar subsidies that fund them; the ethics of climate and energy policy; [and] how climate change may actually leave man better off."--Provided by publisher.
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Autorenporträt
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D., is founder and president of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and former associate professor of Historical Theology and Social Ethics at Knox Theological Seminary and of Interdisciplinary Studies at Covenant College. David R. Legates (Ph.D., Climatology) is Director of Research and Education for the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and retired Professor of Climatology at the University of Delaware.