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For people who live in greenhouses

By Adrian Barnett

22 February 2006

WITH all the furore over the scientific models, the claims and counter-claims, the attempts at mitigation and litigation, the political opportunism, environmental alarmism and general brouhaha, there is a real need for a comprehensive book on climate change – one that lays out the facts, the theories, what is likely to happen, and what can be done to alleviate the effects. The Science and Politics of Global Climate Change is it. It does exactly what the title and subtitle promise, providing insights into the causes and effects of the contributing meteorological phenomena and into why it has been so hard…

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