My new book — Clearing the Air — is published in the UK today
A Hopeful Guide to Solving Climate Change — in 50 Questions and Answers
Today is an exciting day, as my new book — Clearing the Air — comes out in the UK.
The book takes on 50 of the most common questions I get asked about climate solutions, and what we need to do next (or if we can do much at all at this point). Some of the questions I’ve tackled in this newsletter were inspiration or inputs into the book, so if you find my Substack interesting, I think you’ll enjoy the book too.
I wrote a bit more about the book in a previous post.
Rather than try to describe everything that’s in there, I thought I’d just share a list of topics, and 50 questions that I take on. You’ll find the contents page in full at the end.
If you are interested in learning more, or want to order a copy, you can find many places to purchase at the button below. If you do order a copy, thank you very much. It means a lot.
p.s. lots of people asked me when the US version will be out: the answer is 3rd March 2026.
The question you don't appear to have even considered is "What if my premise is wrong!".
You won't even state your argument in clear terms, instead dressing it up as 'Climate Change' as though the climate should be somehow kept in a static condition, a condition that it has never been in history.
The hubris and conceit of thinking humans should and can maintain just the right conditions to support the current lifestyle of humans is staggering.
Just like the leading scientific beliefs of the past are now seen to be crazy ideas, the notion that Co² causes climate change, that the change is negative and that we tried to remove and not add Co² to the atmosphere to promote plant life will be seen just as mad as the practice of rectal insufflation.
Unfortunately, once people get an idea, however mad that idea may be, it takes a long time for it to be commonly accepted as discredited. After all, they were seriously blowing smoke up rectums as a bona fide medical practice for over 150 years and up to the 1850s!
amazing! any way to buy in USA?