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 Big Ice - Christopher Bonn Jonnes
Newest Review: ... really is so shy that he can’t even speak to friends (not that he has many) let alone give an in-depth presentation on his ... more  ... research to a conference room packed with his fellow professionals, and the world’s media.
Seth’s immediate boss, Bern Harris, recommends he see a counsellor, which Seth reluctantly agrees to in the hope of being able to keep his job. This is, however, the least of Seth’s troubles. A rogue Environmental Terrorist group has gotten wind of his research and will stop at nothing to discredit Seth so that his work never sees the light of day.
Big Ice is a wonderfully absorbing read. I have very little interest in clima...more |
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Big Ice - Christopher Bonn Jonnes: Not Just Another Climate Change Lecture! (1038 words)
by - written on 07/02/07 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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I approached Big Ice by Christopher Bonn Jones with some trepidation; I’d recently read a rather dire novel based on the effect climate change is having on the Polar ice caps and, coupled with the dullness of Al Gore’s An Inconceivable Truth, I wasn’t much looking forward to reading yet more facts and figures of what life is going to be like when the Earth heats up even more. I’m so glad I didn’t *ahem* judge this book by its cover. This novel is so much more than a disaster story; in fact it’s not a disaster story at all despite what the words ‘melting Polar ice caps’ means to you. Seth Peterson is a brilliant analyst working at Americas National ... Read the complete review
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