Title: The Solar Fraud
Product review: For those of us without an advanced degree in engineering or physics, and the suspicion that most of what we read in the popular press on "alternative" energy is pure hype, "The Solar Fraud" provides answers. By the way, as used in this book, "solar" includes not only the familiar solar-electric panels, but wind, bio-mass and hydroelectric power. Although the author is a physicist, you won't see pages of equations. However, the ideas presented are backed up with numerical data, tables, conversion factors, and references. Best of all, the way in which the book is organized, allows easy access to specific facts and figures to fact check the more outrageous claims of the alternative energy hucksters.
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