Title: Undertand thine Enemy
Product review: This book is only good for those interested at how anti-environmentalists like to market their "ideas." Unfortunately, it completely miscasts scientific data and debate, and shapes it to suit their needs. I was suspicious when I saw that Dan Quayle's wife wrote the foreword to the book. My suspicions were confirmed after reading it. This book is only useful for one thing: picking apart with reasoned science.There are 15 factual errors on the first 2 pages of the book! How do they defend this? They don't. This is the kind of mindless, trival, volume that is of no use and of no consequence. Look elsewhere to educate your children. Not all environmental and ecology education books are about "gloom 'n' doom" as the authors of this volume put it. But hiding things from your children will only hurt/disable them for the future, when they encounter serious environmental degradation and changes, and are not equipped to understand what they are seeing.
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