Gregory Wrightstone's "Inconvenient Facts: Uncovering the Science That Al Gore Doesn't Want You to Know"

Robert: I liked the dependence on data to test various climate hypotheses. In particular I appreciated the longer geological perspective that is missing from the alarmist pronouncements in the media about climate change. One big standout is the data the author presents on the much warmer interglacial prior to our current interglacial; The Eemian. During that much warmer period there is no evidence that the Greenland or Antarctic ice caps melted and the polar bears survived.

United States on Jan 24, 2024

Stephen Newman: Don’t fall for the climate scam, switch off the tv and read this informative and well researched book and realise we are not doomed.

United Kingdom on Jan 13, 2024

Matthias: Absolutely amazing read. I wish everyone would read this book to realize the terrible propaganda everywhere.

Sweden on Sep 10, 2023

Amazon Customer: Gregory Wainwright's book comes in an easy-to-read thicker gloss paper and a text size that will not tire your eyes! Without excess verbosity, he clearly gives the reader a technical backdrop with a large number of supporting charts and graphs. His writing style flows well for any average reader. HIs 60 inconvenient facts pop up throughout the book and they are all about the TRUTH. Gregory is a scientist and not a journalist, activist, economist, or politician. His summaries of carbon dioxide and temperature are like future reference material because they are so simple but yet infused with enough scientific speak and fact. He also takes the reader through the wiles of draughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, heat waves and famines to dispel the fears propagated by those who would be classified as climate change "persuaders" and activists. This book is a solid read.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Jim Shepherd: I was surprised at how thorough the author was in dealing with this thorny issue of alleged man-made climate change. I have studied this area for a long time, and cannot think of one item he missed in exposing this fraud that is being imposed upon the public through media propaganda. I recommend for it to be read and shared with others who are sincerely interested in this subject.

Canada on Jun 15, 2023

Ken B: Loved the book! It was full of documentation to back up the points made. I am not a scientist but, most who make the argument about how serious this issue is are also not scientists. We hear time after time the fear that we are in a crisis yet no one is debating this issue and the logic. We are told we are the problem. I have no problem that the climate is changing as this book also agrees that we have climate changes. But to make an argument that it is so serious is very much in debate or should be in debate in my opinion. You have to be able to prove that man can control the environment and therefore the climate. I know of no scientist who can control the weather do you? This does not mean we should not all do are part with keeping the environment and climate as clean as we can but those who believe the fear and those who say they can save plant earth with their draconian policies are arrogant, they are not God! If Yellowstone goes our climate has changed beyond repair. I just saw the statistics on counties with CO2 emissions 2014 and China is 30%, USA 15%, and 190 nations 30% with E.U. 9% India 7% Japan 4% and Russia 5%. Do you think we can control China at 30%? Why are the one...

United States on Mar 09, 2022

Eduardo Roma Burgos: Apresenta fatos contradizendo item por item as afirmações de Al Gore.

Brazil on Jan 25, 2022

a.r.van harmelen: Werpt een totaal andere blik op de hele klimaathysterie zoals je die normaal altijd hoort.
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Germany on Nov 25, 2021

Ron: This is a great book! Easy to read, excellent supporting evidence. It helped me write this short article that gets published next week:

Key Questions to Ask About Climate Change

As the third-world economies emerge and world population grows, can we expect citizens to accept draconian measures that change the way they live?

Let’s ask the tough questions before we force massive lifestyle changes — or spend trillions that could otherwise combat world hunger, fight illiteracy, discover new cures, or raise third-world living standards.

For each of the six questions below, let's answer in support of climate change. However, a "no or not sure" is an indicator that massive expenditures or lifestyle changes aren't warranted.

1. Is the world warming? Between 1998-2015 there was an 18-year pause in rising temperatures. Some climatologists think a new ice age is more likely to occur. We are living at the very tail-end of an ~11,000-year warmer inter-glacial period. Massive glaciation is the norm for the earth.

2. Does climate change pose a threat to the planet? Seas are rising ~2mm/year, about 7-9 inches per century. Temperatures increased about...

United States on Mar 31, 2019