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In an effort to end overpopulation and solve the global warming dilemma, author Arnold J. Byron defines humanity's severest situation in order to work backward from it-and find a solution that will revitalize our stressed planet into a healthy one. The result is his intrepid collection of essays, Of Population and Pollution: A Global Warming Primer. Confronting the possibility of human extinction, this book provides a straightforward, feasible strategy to prevent it, even identifying the specific world leaders needed to successfully implement the plan. From explanations on how thermal depolymerization can be used to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to the necessity of replacing nuclear power with solar- and wind-powered electricity, the author presents practical suggestions that address all of the factors currently distressing our environment. This compelling, no-nonsense guide will kick-start you into actively fighting against the worst-case scenario and spreading the word-so that by working together, all across the globe, we might save our planet before it's too late. Discover the steps you can take today to ensure you still have a life tomorrow.

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9781511994408

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Arnold J. Byron began his work life as a teacher, with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and business education, and eventually transitioned into a career as a US customs inspector. After retiring, he became involved in drug policy reform and worked with the King County Bar Association Drug Policy Reform Task Force and joined the Law Enforcement Against Prohibition group. Concerned by the ramifications of global warming and overpopulation, Byron began considering action plans that could solve these issues and save our planet. The author shares his findings in his collection of essays, Of Population and Pollution: A Global Warming Primer.

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