John M. Kistler
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Because dry, uncontextualized data can be boring (or worse, unconvincing), this style of narrative and conversation to discuss the concepts is very helpful and even persuasive. Both perspectives on the climate, both skeptic and activist, are presented clearly. Highly recommended.
Madlands: A Journey To Change the Mind of a Climate Skeptic
Because dry, uncontextualized data can be boring (or worse, unconvincing), this style of narrative and conversation to discuss the concepts is very helpful and even persuasive. Both perspectives on the climate, both skeptic and activist, are presented clearly. Highly recommended.
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An Ecology of Happiness
This translation from the French is a fairly difficult read—Lambin's intended audience is academic. However, the material is excellent and worth the effort. Highly recommended.
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The combination of historical study and humility on behalf of geology makes for an extremely persuasive work. Highly recommended.
The Rocks Don't Lie
The combination of historical study and humility on behalf of geology makes for an extremely persuasive work. Highly recommended.
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Life Everlasting
Heinrich writes with insight in entertaining prose that still manages to be scientific. Highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 12/16/11.]
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Evolution and Belief
Asher's evidence may be too technical for lay readers, though it is well documented. Suitable for an academic audience.
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