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Climate Solutions: A Citizen's Guide

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Some people think that they are climate change experts after watching "An Inconvenient Truth." But really you're just watching the tip of the iceberg melt. The interesting part is debating solutions. But it gets complicated really fast. That's where this book comes in. What's an upstream cap? Where does the auction revenue come from? Why shouldn't we just do what Europe's doing? This is a short and accessible book, and it should be read by everyone, from housewives to U.S. Senators.

I have purchased four copies of this text in the hopes that the public will lobby for a 2009 carbon-cap system. We need solutions now, and Barnes outlines some possible market solutions for capping carbon and trading it. His single-line arguments serve well in quotidian conversation, while parts of the text are available free online to share with others. However, this particular edition is concise, accurate and offers further education tools. I hope that those who have recieved this quick guide to carbon mitigation from me will pass it on, and that you will too, because we are the people Barnes dedicates the book to: "fellow owners of our one sky."

The threat of global warming looms over us everyday and millions wonder why the government does nothing. "Climate Solutions: A Citizen's Guide" seeks to tackle these subjects thoroughly and effectively and outlines current bad climate policies and explains why they are in fact, labeled as bad. "Climate Solutions: A Citizen's Guide" strips the spin away and states in plain and simple English the meaning of all of this environmental jargon and lays out an effective plan to battle global warming alongside an efficient and fair economy. "Climate Solutions: A Citizen's Guide" is highly recommended to general interest readers with a care for the environment everywhere and for social issues community library collections.

The concise books allows anyone to understand the ins and outs of climate policy. I highly recommend it.