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    Climate Change: Natural or Manmade?

    By Joe Fone

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    About this ebook

    Does human activity really cause global warming?

    Joe Fone expertly guides us through the maze of climate claim and counter-claim to reveal the uncomfortable truths about climate change some would prefer us to ignore.

    Jargon-free, thought provoking and subversive, this book is a timely reminder that things are not always as scientists, politicians and those with hidden agendas may claim.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacey Int
    Release dateMar 21, 2013
    ISBN9781909022201
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    Joe Fone

    Joe Fone has researched in depth contemporary tenets in the field of climatology in a freelance capacity over several years, alongside his role as an electronics technician and CAD designer for the solar inverter market. Prior to the present work, his analytical articles have appeared in the New Zealand journals The Press, Dominion Post and Investigate . He lives in Christchurch.

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