Title: Quack in Action
Product review: Gale's book is split into two parts. The first half is a selective and biased history of the Industrial Revolution. The second half of the book is an incomplete analysis of global warming. She often overstates her case, and always leaps to the worst conclusions possible. She never informs the reader of the problems with the global warming analysis, such as satelites that were configured incorrectly. She never deals with the fact that our current instruments are more accurate, and that past figures are suspect. And she all but ignores nature's impact on what she is studying.If you're into Global Warming, you'll love this book.If believe Global Warming is a farse, you'll be annoyed by the book.If you're undecided, don't bother with this hysterical, biased, and poorly argued book. It includes nothing new to the debate, and often leaves the reader believing he knows facts, when they are only congecture.
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