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PROVE IT; A Climate Revelation for People Just Like You!

PROVE IT; A Climate Revelation for People Just Like You!

John B. Hawkins

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Publishing Services Consortium, LLC (PSC)
Año de edición:
2023
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Historia natural
ISBN:
9798886442298
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Prove It: A Climate Revelation for People Just like You! presents a readable, nontechnical explanation of what does and does not cause 'climate change.' The conclusions are new to the climate debate, they are demonstrably proven, and they convey the feeling of comfort that follows naturally from plain spoken truth. The book’s theme, 'Climate cycles, not climate change,' is supported by proven science in many disciplines. Because highly relevant proven facts are being widely ignored, there is a need for understanding by the 'people' of all the facts before prudent policy can be set.The book directly challenges the prevailing 'settled science' of climate theories in the United States, which is demonstrably incorrect. If left unchallenged, these theories will cause economic and psychological damage to many people for many years to come. Short chapters in the book are devoted to what is in fact very complex science (e.g., photosynthesis, changes in the earth’s orbit about the sun, and the critical importance of CO2 in the oceans and atmosphere to sustain life on earth). The perhaps surprising definition of fossil fuels as 'stored solar energy' is directly related to the documented decline of atmospheric CO2 content over the last 500 million years. We present a hypothesis as to why this decline in CO2 is happening.There is a playful tone; for example, CO2 is introduced with the metaphor of Beauty and the Beast, with CO2, the source of life, widely feared as the Beast embodiment of the evils of industrialization! The story is child-friendly, definitely not nightmare material.In summary, the ultimate aim of this book is to inform and teach, and the ultimate audience is the students of present and future generations.

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