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YES! But only after the first 2 or 3 chapters. I felt like I was reading an apology for global warming killing us all. Then we start getting into the facts. Oh boy, hooked with a notepad in hand. I will be going through this one again!

This book is a solid historical look at Atheism vs. creationist and Christianity. Either side of the argument, you’ll enjoy it.

Very well written – no denial, just context and realism. Gives me hope that the world’s problems can actually be solved.

This book takes a clear pragmatic approach to climate change. It takes our current view of this issue and breaks it into something we can approach calmly and precisely on many fronts without plunging our economy into oblivion

This book is required reading for anyone interested in Vietnam war history, specifically helicopter pilots. I’m always excited to find another good book, and I can’t recommend this one enough.

I enjoyed this book as it stuck to the facts and common sense ideas and solutions.

The author has spent decades studying his subject. He provides an essential voice. In the balanced effort to mitigate harms due to climate change.

Great read. Helped to understand why climate solutions offered by many are not as good as more practical choices. He explains why we need to be curious about climate change. Author- most certainly- believes humans must work to make planet better before it gets too hot but…..

The world is focused on climate change. We are rushing toward eliminating hydro carbons and CO2 emissions to implement green approved renewable alternatives. Hardly anyone is asking if this is the best course of action. False Alarm provides factual data not only to answer this question, but also to offer a variety of practical options..

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If you care to make informed decisions about climate change you must read this book. You don’t have to believe it but you do need to be aware. Remember….it’s what you don’t know that you don’t know that gets you in trouble.