At last, and not before time, an unbiased view of climate change. Not a denial that it is happening, but a down-to-earth, in-the-atmosphere, and out-in-space explanation, based on the raw question of why it may be happening. It also raises the further question of whether our efforts to prevent it may be aimed at the wrong root cause.


Read this book to discuss how the challenge of climate change is handled, in different ways, by expert categories of scientists, politicians and businesspeople. Like most predictions on climate change, it takes the reader back to where it apparently all began, the start of the Industrial Revolution. The structured, simple analysis helps the average person on the street understand the drivers of why the street they are on may be too hot, too cold, too windy, or too wet.


The broad subject of energy is discussed. What else? and a plot unfolds to identify a culprit lurking both below and above the surface and even in our galaxy. Join a modern-day version of Sherlock Holmes as he tries to solve the mystery of what is really happening. To be topical, he uses artificial intelligence, but only in an elementary manner.