Overhyped: The Human Cost of Climate Alarmism

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Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach

I do love tracing down how numbers kind of ricochet around the web. This investigation started when I ran across a book review in the South China Morning Post of a book called "Overheated: The Human Cost of Climate Change", by Andrew T Guzman.

Figure 1. Andrew T. Guzman, law professor and environmental activist.

I'll pass on linking to the book, TWDR, too wrong, don't read.

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Beware of urban legends.

About Mike
A resident of the “30 square miles surrounded by reality,” I spend most of my time teaching economics and statistics to undergraduate students. I enjoy, naturally, economics and business, but also science (I was once an astronomical observatory assistant), politics, photography, food, travel and sports. Madison has grown quite a bit since 1978 when Governor Lee Dreyfus made that remark. According to Wikipedia, Madison is 67.3 square miles of land and 16 square miles of water. Visit http://thisgotmyattention.wordpress.com/about/ for one of my favorite views of the isthmus. Or, why not come visit us! http://visitmadison.com

One Response to Overhyped: The Human Cost of Climate Alarmism

  1. Mike, I couldn’t find your “like” button else I shure would have hit it.

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