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Valuable insights and perspectives! The conversational style of this book left me sitting alongside the author learning from his failures and accomplishments.

This is the most balanced and useful analysis of our climate change situation I’ve read to date. The author expertly demonstrates how climate change rhetoric is abused by the press and politicians. At the same time he factually explains the very real concern we need to have about global warming. His call to action and..

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Wonderful story with wonder history. Highly recommended for the lover of history. I learned some new things about Florida.

This was a very dense book but the information provided was very insightful. Hopefully this book can be used to kickstart a beneficial conversation about how best to tackle the issues of climate change.

Filled with valuable knowledge that contradicts the Vision of the Anointed. It was a thoroughly enjoyable book.

Jim Seybert has a real racket. I wish the author had read instead of Jim. I’ve heard him in interviews, and has much better tone.

This book is so important for understanding the actual trade offs in climate policy and what we can do to solve the big problems in the world.

Enjoyable read, it has Florida history and small Georgian history of early, middle and late 1800s. Not only it’s a book about Florida history it also entails 3 relatives of one family enduring a war of Union V. South, as well as the women/children. It’s written from a memoir or diary of the relatives of..

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Bjorn Lindbergh declares climate change as alarmist in the first chapters then makes the same argument over, and over, and over again. He declares the science as flawed then relies on scientific claims. His “solutions” are either innovative fantasies, or tax and redistribute wealth, that is it. Anyone on the Right that thinks this guy..

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Far too much emphasis on the pilot’s rather puerile attempts to win the heart and mind of another man’s girl. Not enough hog hollering.