Video: Climate of Corruption

On Friday, April 8, in the Longworth House of Representatives office building, the Cooler Heads Coalition hosted Professor Larry Bell, author of “Climate of Corruption: Politics and Power behind  the Global Warming Hoax,” for a Congressional briefing on his new book.

Video of Professor Bell’s excellent presentation is available here.

For a Washington Times review of Climate of Corruption by climate scientist Anthony J. Sadar, click here.

Some Comments about Larry Bell’s book:

“Larry Bell has cut through the heavily funded bad science of global warming advocates, the outrageous claims of politicians and scare threats from extreme environmentalists to explain the truth about Earth’s climate and the man-made and natural forces that change it … [H]e has done an amazing job of sorting it out and putting it in proper perspective.”

—John Coleman, meteorologist and founder of The Weather Channel

“Larry Bell connects the dots between indisputable scientific frauds, carbon regulation and marketing scams, and bogus green energy charades. He makes a convincing case that alarmist climate crisis rhetoric is far more political than scientific.”

—Michael J. Economides, editor-in-chief, Energy Tribune & Professor, University of Houston

“As natural disasters and momentous geopolitical turmoil continue to erupt … Climate of Corruption is a book that will buttress intelligent decisions about where U.S. dollars and traditional American ingenuity and compassion will do the most good to alleviate the real environmental and man-made calamities that affect the world community.”

—Anthony J. Sadar, meteorologist, book review in the Washington Times, March 29, 2011

Dr. Larry Bell writes a weekly column for Forbes.com under the byline The Bell Tells for You. He is a professor and endowed professor at the University of Houston where he founded and directs the Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture and heads the Graduate Program in Space Architecture.  He has received numerous national and international awards in recognition of his contributions to space education and program development.