Critics' Reviews of "Climate Denial in American Politics: #ClimateBrawl:"
• Dr. Andrew Dessler (Prof. of Atmospheric Sciences & Climate Scientist): “Kutney’s book is a thoroughly researched documentation of the public battle over climate change and climate denial. Kutney is in the trenches of the debate, so his perspective is unique and valuable.”
• Dr. James Hansen (Director of Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions program in the Columbia University Earth Institute): “The climate denial serpent lives, even as climate change emerges. Kutney rightly thrashes the serpent, for the sake of us all, especially young people.”
• Bill McKibben (educator and environmentalist): "The author has done the world a true service in tracking the history of climate denialism; this is an ignominious record of vested interest and folly that needs preserving."
• Dr. Michael E. Mann (American climatologist and geophysicist. He is the director of the Center for Science, Sustainability & the Media at the University of Pennsylvania): “If you’re looking to understand how climate change became so prominent in American politics, look no further than Gerald Kutney’s authoritative, and engaging primer on the topic, "Climate Denial in American Politics”. Having been on the frontlines of the social media “climate brawl” for years, he provides insights from the frontlines that will help you not only understand where denialism comes from, but how to join in the collective effort to fight back against it.”
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Climate deniers need to come to terms with reality and face it as it is
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Climate deniers are a menace as climate change itself
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Nowhere under the globe should there be a climate denier.
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As a country that experiences climate change effects first hand, America should not have climate deniers