Don't Sell Your Coat has proven to be not only one of the best-selling books on climate change, but possibly the best book on climate change, period.
Without compromising on scientific detail, Ambler spends each chapter focusing on a different facet of climate science including sunspots, tradewinds, computer modeling, and data collection. He also connects political stakeholders in the global warming arena to various distortions of the science. This distillation of information gives the reader the ability to decide whether global warming is a tangible threat or a convenient propaganda tool.
Many educated people believe that mankind is hastening the destruction of the world through the emission of carbon dioxide. But the evidence to support this extreme view is eroding before our eyes. In this impossible-to-put-down book Harold Ambler presents the history of climate, and of climate change hysteria, in ways that are accessible to the average Joe or Jill.
Without compromising on scientific detail, Ambler spends each chapter focusing on a different facet of climate science including sunspots, tradewinds, computer modeling, and data collection. He also connects political stakeholders in the global warming arena to various distortions of the science. This distillation of information gives the reader the ability to decide whether global warming is a tangible threat or a convenient propaganda tool.







