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With so much potentially at stake, whether scientists could be wrong about global warming is one of the most important questions we will ever face. Every parent, voter, and person of conscience needs to understand the issue and make up their own mind.
Author and scientist James Lawrence Powell explains that because science is self-correcting, scientists collectively are seldom wrong. But there have been exceptions. Powell examines some of those exceptions, arming the reader with the facts to decide whether scientists could be wrong today about global warming.
If scientists are not wrong about global warming by mistake, could they be wrong on purpose? Could global warming be nothing more than a hoax? How solid is the evidence for global warming anyway? Do scientists even agree among themselves? These are some of the questions this book will enable you to answer.