Although somewhat repetitive Marc Morano's tome is reasonably well written and documented. No matter what side of this "debate" you find yourself camping out on, it's a worthwhile read. The hypocrisy, failed predictions and omitted points of reference are exposed in the long trail from "Global Cooling" to "Global Warming," and finally to the ubiquitous and non-disprovable "Climate Change." If it's warm, it's Climate Change. If it's cold, windy, calm, snowy or snow-less, it's "Climate Change." In shot, the climate is whatever they say it is. Can't miss. Most importantly, the claim that "ninety-seven percent" of scientists agree with climate change is exposed for the fraud that it is. Very much like Mark Steyn's "A Disgrace To The Profession" Marc Morano compiles the writings of climate scientists who strongly disagree with the "Climate Change" premiss, sometimes to the point of resigning their positions in protest of "bad science." Still, Morano's "Climate Change" is not the kind of book you settle down to read with a glass of wine. It's a reference book and can be read in any order you choose. ( )