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Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All
by Michael Shellenberger
A lot of the facts seem cherry picked, but the overall premise is interesting. If we wreck our planet, the most vulnerable will suffer the most, but if we try to stop progress, the most vulnerable will suffer the most.
One major problem I have with this book is that it totally discounts leapfrogging dirty technology in developing countries, but if we actually were to help, I think a lot could be done.
I think he's spot on with nuclear and includes an interesting history that I hadn't heard as to why nuclear is so hated (hint: money).
This has given me a lot to think about
One major problem I have with this book is that it totally discounts leapfrogging dirty technology in developing countries, but if we actually were to help, I think a lot could be done.
I think he's spot on with nuclear and includes an interesting history that I hadn't heard as to why nuclear is so hated (hint: money).
This has given me a lot to think about