This issue may have already drooped dead in the water given the present world economic concerns and "bail outs", but on January 25, 2005, Michael Crichton - author of Jurassic Park et al - gave a major address to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. regarding his criticisms of the so called "global warming" scenarios. If you need a bio on him, might I suggest, on line, this.
"He reviews why claims for catastrophic warming arouse doubt; why reduced CO2 is vastly more difficult than we are being told; and why we are morally unjustified to spend vast sums on this speculative issue when around the world people are dying of starvation and disease."
This is not a short read, but it's not a book either. If the issue is of interest to you from either the "right" or the "left", then it will provide you with a great deal of "food for the thought". (Spinach any one?).
To access the paper, go HERE.
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