Green Murder

Challenging the prevailing narrative on climate change, the book argues that human emissions have not been proven to drive global warming. It critiques the IPCC and COP for ignoring significant scientific evidence and highlights the rise of a costly, subsidized renewable energy industry that relies on unreliable sources like wind and solar. The author warns that the push for hydrogen, electric vehicles, and mega-batteries could lead to economic hardship, citing examples from Germany, Texas, California, and the UK, where green policies have resulted in blackouts and soaring electricity costs.