With some trepidation: I see there are plenty of MWGW "denial" books on
Amazon: "Chill", "The hockey stick illusion", "The real global warming
disaster", and "Air con" can all be found in moments.

Is there any central recent source that reviews these books and puts
the counter-argument? A recent book would be preferable. I want
something that tackles these criticisms head on.

Thanks
Trevor

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Trevor
Loose in Lundie, near Dundee
Weather now via www.trevorharley.com

On 6 May, 10:34, Trevor Harley wrote:
With some trepidation: I see there are plenty of MWGW "denial" books on
Amazon: "Chill", "The hockey stick illusion", "The real global warming
disaster", and "Air con" can all be found in moments.

Is there any central recent source that reviews these books and puts
the counter-argument? A recent book would be preferable. I want
something that tackles these criticisms head on.

Thanks
Trevor

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Trevor
Loose in Lundie, near Dundee
Weather now viawww.trevorharley.com

"These criticisms" will never be tackled head on, until there is a
greater understanding of the climate and it's intricacies. The real
"deniers" are those who can't (or wont) bring themselves to admit that
perhaps blundering along in the mistaken belief that man can "change"
the climate, making preposterous predictions of doom, and closing
their eyes to alternative (and probably correct) science is a tad
premature, particularly when practically all their hypotheses are
regularly shot down in flames. There's no evidence of man-made global
warming, so stop wasting time and public money looking for it, and
thinking up loony "cures" like carbon capping - carbon isn't a
problem. Most of the criteria linked to climate change are beyond the
comprehension of, and adjustment by man. Leave it alone. It's done
its own thing for ever, and always will.

CK