After six years of research, three independent authors examine the science, economics and politics surrounding climate change.

Questioning many of the assumptions that underpin modern climate policy, the authors explore the roles of carbon dioxide, water vapour, natural climate variability and climate modelling, while investigating the financial and political interests that shape the global climate narrative.

Written for the general reader, Climate Actually challenges conventional thinking and encourages readers to examine the evidence for themselves.

Why This Book?

• Accessible and non-technical.
• Addresses one of the most debated issues of our time.
• Appeals to readers interested in science, economics, public policy and current affairs.
• Encourages critical thinking and independent analysis.
• Presents an alternative perspective to mainstream climate narratives.
• Suitable for general readers, discussion groups and educational audiences.

Authors

Alan Trotter, Andrew Hollis and Mike Sankey are independent researchers who have spent six years examining climate science, energy policy and the economic implications of global climate initiatives.