Air Con: The Seriously Inconvenient Truth About Global Warming
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #4854 in Books
- Published on: 2009-04-27
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Perfect Paperback
- 296 pages
Customer Reviews
Buy it and Read it!
A challenge to everyone whatever your global warming beliefs: buy this book, read it, ponder over it and pick the holes in it if you can!
The author may not be a global warming expert, he doesn't have to be. What he has masterfully done though, is compile scientific (yes, scientific) evidence which not only challenges, but debunks the entire "concensus" view surrounding "global warming". When politicians state that the "science is settled" and we "don't have time" to debate further - summed up by Gordon Brown's recent (Oct, 2009) announcement that we "only have 50 days left" - after reading this book, you'll understand what the real reasons are behind their rush.
This is a timely book. I just wish it was compulsory reading.
Air Con: the seriously inconvenient video of the book
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R2MUL9D328R7Q8 Air Con: The Seriously Inconvenient Truth About Global Warming
For just a snippet of what's in the book, we put together this segment.
UPDATE: and unfortunately I can't post this without first giving the book a star rating, which I'd prefer to leave over to you. However, given that it's mandatory, I'm going to have to slap it with five stars otherwise I'll spend the next six months being told on the blogs that I don't believe in my own product.
So, my five stars don't really count. Yours do.
A comprhensive demolition of the global warming scam.
In many ways I am probably not one of Ian Wishart's target readers being from a scientific background and a having campaigned against the hyping of man-made global warming. "Preaching to the converted" springs to mind. However, in spite of having widely read around the subject, I learned a lot from "Air Con" and was particularly informed by the author's investigation of the political and financial interests behind the global warming scam.
This is a book that, without hestitation, I would recommend to anyone who wants to become well informed about climate change issues and to anyone who would prefer not to have their hard-earned wealth squandered into the coffers of carbon-trading dealers. I found the book very readable with the science presented in terms which, I consider, would be easily understood by non-scientists.
For those who campaign against the use of climate change scares to tax and control the populations of Western democracies this book is a vital source of useful information.



