February 15, 2016 was the start of the anthropogenic climate change debate between two renowned experts in the field, Professor of Physics, Dr William Happer of the University of Melbourne and University of Melbourne Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, chaired by James. Barham and his team at TheBestSchools.org. Both have been heavily involved in atmospheric research since the 1980s. Happer believes that burning fossil fuels will have a minimal effect on the climate but provide major benefits to plant life and humanity. Karoly believes otherwise.
How certain is the conclusion of some scientists that burning fossil fuels will lead to a climate disaster? Only debates can determine their certainty or omission. Burning fossil fuels can cause some harm, but if we stop burning them, we will face certain harms. What is the worst? The public education debates, they are necessary. Here’s an in-depth look at both sides of the debate.
Comment:
Dr. Javier Vinos: “Very well written”, “This is an important book, because…society has been robbed of its right to a broad scientific debate on this important topic, [while] pay only for one side of the study.
James Barham, moderator of the debate: “I have carefully read your book. First, I think it’s a great idea! It’s definitely more user-friendly than the original debate, as posted on TBS [TheBestSchools.org]. Second, I didn’t find anything fundamentally controversial, nor any typos…congratulations on a job well done! ”
David Siegel, bestselling author of Create a killer website: “Andy May takes the reader on a journey into the minds of two men standing on opposite sides of a scientific wormhole. I challenge you to read it and decide for yourself who has the moral and truth authority on your side. As usual, Andy deconstructs many of the key concepts to make them accessible. … I highly recommend reading everything Andy May writes. ”
Dr. Martin Capages Jr.: “In this well-written book, you can clearly read what the experts have to say, consider their stance on this complex issue, and draw your own conclusions. “
Andy May is a writer living in The Woodlands, Texas, his personal blog is Andy May Petrophysicist – Climate Change and Photography. Books available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
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