Air Pollution's the Answer!: How Clean Air Policy Compromised the Planet and Public Health

by Sarah Schrumpf-Deacon

Overview

A nutrition book masquerading as one on climate change, Air Pollution's the Answer! is the culmination of ten years of research into how human health has declined as climate change has risen. Ending with a simple but unexpected conclusion, the book helps solve the climate change crisis while focusing on improving human health. Coining the phrase "accurately wrong", the author explains how current studies make accurate observations which lead to wrong conclusions. Calling greenhouse gases "Internet fiction," the book explains climate change in basic science terms the general public can understand.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781736937716
Publisher:	Nana Janes Books
Publication date:	06/23/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	138
File size:	8 MB

About the Author

Describing herself as coming from an eclectic background, Sarah Schrumpf-Deacon draws on her six decades of life experience and education to trace climate change back to historical events that had unintended effects on the environment. Using her ability to step into another's shoes, the author looks not only at the science but at how humans responded to it. A retired Family and Consumer Science teacher, she enjoyes life in rural Virginia and occasionally posting her viewpoints to her blog Just a Touch of Sass (www.justatouchofsass.com).

Table of Contents

Dedication

Forward

Introduction

Chapter 1: Past, Present and Future

Chapter 2: Basic Principles of Earth's Ecosystem

Chapter 3: A Good Hard Look at the Past

Chapter 4: Engines, Electricity and the EPA

Chapter 5: Messing with Mother Nature

Chapter 6: Separating Fact from Observation

Chapter 7: Another Look at Greenhouse Gases

Chapter 8: Finally Talking about Clouds

Chapter 9: Sulfur and its Environmental Importance

Chapter 10: Sulfur and Human Metabolism

Chapter 11:  Tweaking Human Expectations

Chapter 12: History Repeats Itself

Appendix

Editorial Reviews

"Finally a book on climate change that makes sense." - M. D. Tucker
"Gives the reader more to think about than greenhouse gases and plant based diets." - T. O. Mahn

From the Publisher