Is Climate Change Man-Made? - Mann, Bryon
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Here is scientific and historical evidence that shows that carbon dioxide is not the villain in climate change. The science is simple but thorough and easy to read and easy to understand in this short monograph. It makes a fascinating read even for the less scientifically experienced reader and should supply anyone with plenty of subject matter for any debate on this controversial topic. Do you feel guilty about your carbon footprint? Well, you don't need to. This book will alleviate that guilty feeling and perhaps allow you to feel happy about the carbon dioxide you breathe out. Carbon…mehr

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Here is scientific and historical evidence that shows that carbon dioxide is not the villain in climate change. The science is simple but thorough and easy to read and easy to understand in this short monograph. It makes a fascinating read even for the less scientifically experienced reader and should supply anyone with plenty of subject matter for any debate on this controversial topic. Do you feel guilty about your carbon footprint? Well, you don't need to. This book will alleviate that guilty feeling and perhaps allow you to feel happy about the carbon dioxide you breathe out. Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant but is a necessary resource for life on the earth.
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The author has degrees in Physics and Mathematics obtained from the University of Glasgow and Massey University in New Zealand.His PhD degree is in particle and nuclear physics. He has gained qualifications in chemistry, astronomy, geology and philosophy. His interest in climate originated in 1998.He was born in Leicester, England, attended the City of Leicester Boys Grammar School and then went to Glasgow University where he received his honours degree and PhD. He has lectured in Physics at the University of Glasgow and at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. He has taught science in schools in New Zealand for 37 years before retiring at the age of 72