The Greenhouse Trap - Why The Greenhouse Effect Will Not End Life On Earth

The Greenhouse Trap - Why The Greenhouse Effect Will Not End Life On Earth.
The Greenhouse Trap is a major contribution to the debate on
planetary warming. It is also a reassuring book at a moment when
we are assailed by countless sensational and frightening predictions.
We have been told that the Greenhouse Effect will spell the end
of life on earth-one prediction is that we may have no more than
fifty years left. Expecting dramatic changes in climatic patterns,
more droughts and floods, and inundation due to rising sea levels,
many of us have become fearful about the future.
But questions and uncertainties about the ultimate meaning of
the Greenhouse Effect are now becoming evident. The Greenhouse
Trap highlights these and presents a strongly argued case against
many of the consequences proposed by the Greenhouse warming
theory.
In simple, jargon-free language, John Daly explains what is known
and unknown about how the weather works: the world's climatic
history and temperature fluctuations that are normal over time;
the real significance of atmospheric carbon dioxide: and finally
what we might realistically expect of the weather in the future.
Analysing the origins of the present scare, and asking whether
some so-called experts are more interested in the career value of
the Greenhouse Effect than in establishing the truth, John Daly
also takes us through the myths and politics that have recently
developed around the Greenhouse argument.
There can be few laymen who are well enough
informed to produce arguments against such
complexities as the runaway greenhouse effect. The
author takes on the experts who are successful
publicists of their view and he boldly challenges a
current scientific fashion.'
Dr Peter Pockley, science columnist. The Sun-Herald
ISBN 0-947189-77-7