Energy and climate wars : how naive politicians, green ideologues, and media elites are undermining the truth about energy and climate
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Energy and climate wars : how naive politicians, green ideologues, and media elites are undermining the truth about energy and climate
Continuum, c2010
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 251) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
By depoliticizing the energy-climate debate the authors succeed in exposing corrupt political thinking and 'green' myth-making about issues that affect every one of us. Today, energy is the most important commodity in the world. Yet our basic energy security is threatened by an ideological social agenda driven more by myth than reality. "Energy and Climate Wars" exposes the energy and climate myths that are driving today's public debate, from the West's war on carbon to the concept of peak oil and renewable energy. Using facts and empirical science, Peter Glover and Michael Economides show how most of the battle over energy and climate issues are the works of political and 'green' ideologues bent on social engineering programs. They present facts that are often obscured by media hype and speculative science to demolish popular myths, including the belief that energy politics are carried out in the best interest of all and that renewable energy can replace hydrocarbon economy.
A thought-provoking, meticulously researched book, "Energy and Climate Wars" will help readers grasp the issues at stake and understand how energy and climate policy directly affect their lives with higher energy prices and security threats.
Table of Contents
- Part I. Real world
- Chapter 1. Energy & Social Ideology
- Chapter 2. The Energy Disconnect: Political rhetoric v energy realities
- Chapter 3. Renewable Energy: A Doomed Revolution
- Part II: Fantasy World
- Chapter 4. The Myth of Early Peak Oil
- Chapter 5. The Pointless War on Carbon & The Climate
- Chapter 6. Greens, Hacks & Greenbacks: An Unholy Trinity
- Part 3: Future World
- Chapter 7. Does The Middle East Matter?
- Chapter 8. Russia, China & Energy Imperialism
- Chapter 9. Trans-nationalism & The New World Order
- Chapter 10. Energy Wars.
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