You and I Can End Climate Change Right Now.

And all at negligible cost.

     “Don't need to….
...    Not possible….
....    Don't bother….
.....    Doesn't exist….
.....     It's all natural.... ......
            Much too complex."

Says Big Oil, with $5 billion a week budget to spend on advertising, public relations and bribery, and to massively influence the media.

 
 
 
 
 
 
   
PRIORITY ONE - Together we can beat Global Warming.
CONTENTS


CONTENTS
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Page Chapter Link PDF Size
Introduction OUR FUTURE 273KB
1 Chapter 1 YOUR WORLD CAN'T AFFORD GLOBAL WARMING 3.88MB
43 Chapter 2 HOW WE FIX GLOBAL WARMING 2.20MB
57 Chapter 3 THE ATMOSPHERE, ICE AGES, SUNSPOTS, INTERNAL HEAT AND VOLCANOES 300KB
67 Chapter 4 THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT, THE OZONE HOLE, THE LIGHT, THE HEAT AND THE GASSES 406KB
87 Chapter 5 SOIL FORMATION CAN HALT GLOBAL WARMING 785KB
107 Chapter 6 HOW WESTERN AGRICULTURE IS FEEDING GLOBAL WARMING 375KB
127 Chapter 7 HISTORY OF TWENTIETH CENTURY SOIL CONSERVATION AND KEYLINE 6.15MB
143 Chapter 8 HOW WE CREATE FERTILE SOIL TO HALT GLOBAL WARMING 1.50MB
175 Chapter 9 STRATEGIES, GUIDELINES, TACTICS AND PLOYS FOR MARKETING AND PROMOTING FOSSIL FUELS AND PETRO-CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 5.20MB
327 Chapter 10 THE SABOTAGING OF NUCLEAR ENERGY 5.65MB
423 Chapter 11 ENERGY SYSTEMS WE USE NOW AND WHAT WE MUST USE TOMORROW 1.42MB
455 Chapter 12 TO BEAT GLOBAL WARMING: THINGS WE HAVE TO KNOW AND THINGS WE TO HAVE TO DO 3.88MB
479 Index CLICK THE LINK TO VIEW INDEX PAGES 313KB
INDEX OF STRATEGIES IN CHAPTER 9
Page
182 Strategy 1 Oil Companies and Countries Lobby to In ?uence World Decisions, Intergovernmental Panels and International Treaties
196 Strategy 2 Lobbying to In?uence Federal, State and Local Governmental Decisions and Of?cial Statements
204 Strategy 3 Selecting Noble But Irrelevant Environmental Issues and Being Seen to Be Green
205 Strategy 4 Using Advertising Expenditure to Obtain Suitable Editorial
206 Strategy 5 Using the Threat of Potential Job Losses to Support the Status Quo
207 Strategy 6 The Ploy of Inferring Global Warming is Not Happening At All
208 Strategy 7 Claiming There Are No Signi?cant Overall Changes in World Weather Patterns
209 Strategy 8 Promote Global Warming as Either Beyond Our Control, or a Natural Phenomenon
210 Strategy 9 Claiming El Ninos are the Problem; Not Global Warming
211 Strategy 10 In The Media, Droughts and Floods Should Never Be Reported as Being Related to Global Warming
212 Strategy 11 Promoting Global Warming as Bene?cial, Claiming Excess Carbon Dioxide will Stimulate Plant Growth
214 Strategy 12 Suggesting Fossil Fuels are Only a Minor Contributor to Global Warming
215 Strategy 13 Claim Electric Cars Result in More Carbon Dioxide from the Extra Power Stations
217 Strategy 14 Smearing the Image of Electric Power in Motor Vehicles
221 Strategy 15 Claiming Removing Lead from Petrol Makes it Safe to Burn
222 Strategy 16 Promoting Petrol Motor Vehicles Over Diesel
224 Strategy 17 Promote Fuel Guzzling Vehicles and Motor Sports
225 Strategy 18 Promote Walking and Cycling to Save the Environment
227 Strategy 19 Promoting Energy Conservation as Achieving the Best Value for Money
229 Strategy 20 For The Fossil Fuel Conglomerates, it is Imperative that Every Threat to Fossil Carbon as the Prime Source of World Energy Must Be Fought and Beaten
232 Strategy 21 Two Fictions - Clean Coal and Carbon Dioxide Sequestration
241 Strategy 22 Establishing the Myth that Natural Gas is Environmentally Friendly
242 Strategy 23 Claiming the World Will Run Out of Oil Therefore Global Warming is Temporary
243 Strategy 24 The Delaying Tactics of Biodiversity Studies, Feasibility Analyzes and Environmental Reports
244 Strategy 25 Suppressing Development in Hydroelectric Power
253 Strategy 26 Hindering the Harnessing of Ocean Tides for Power Generation
254 Strategy 27 Stopping Wave Energy from Being a Serious Competitor
256 Strategy 28 Geothermal is a Viable but Limited Threat to Oil
258 Strategy 29 Biofuels are a Major Threat to Oil and Gas
261 Strategy 30 Wind Energy as a Threat to Fossil Fuels
263 Strategy 31 The Handling of Solar Energy
264 Strategy 32 Destroying the Nuclear Energy Industry
265 Strategy 33 Ridiculing the Nuclear Cold Fusion Concept
266 Strategy 34 Supporting Subsidized Agriculture and Supporting Reduced Agricultural Land Area to Sell Agrochemicals
268 Strategy 35 Creating The Impression of Giant Wilderness Areas that Never Existed
270 Strategy 36 Claiming World Agriculture Cannot Produce Enough Food Without the Use of Fertilizers
272 Strategy 37 Promoting Hydroponics and Thereby Promoting Agricultural Chemicals as Safe
274 Strategy 38 Organically Grown Food and Soil Fertility Must Never Become Accepted as Viable Concepts
275 Strategy 39 To Sell Agrochemicals, Organically Grown Food Must Never Be Recognized as Being More Nutritious
276 Strategy 40 Agrochemical Companies Always Will Support Wetland and Ocean Outfall Sewage Disposal
278 Strategy 41 Destroying Asbestos and Hemp and the Natural Fibre Industries
284 Strategy 42 Implying Disposable Plastics are “Greener ” than Wood,,Paper and Ceramics
285 Strategy 43 Stopping Timber as a Threat to Oil and Petrochemicals
287 Strategy 44 Promoting the Idea of Trees as a Carbon Sink But Not Timber Products
289 Strategy 45 Claiming Tree Planting Can Prevent Soil Salination
291 Strategy 46 Claiming Trees Stop Soil Erosion
292 Strategy 47 Making Timber Harvesting Socially Unacceptable
293 Strategy 48 Establish Wood as a Socially Unacceptable Product
294 Strategy 49 The Slogan-dominated Cult of Rainforests Protection
302 Strategy 50 Invent a Biodiversity Crisis to Stop Timber Harvesting, to Support Wilderness Claims and to Limit Agricultural Land