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Fighting the good fight

Fossil fuel advocates may have added strategic inaction to their arsenal, but there is reason for climate optimism In Michael Mann's latest book, The New Climate War, the reader is afforded a unique perspective on the struggle for climate action and climate protection. This perspective, covering the span of a few centuries and ending in the present, weaves together the missteps, manipulations, and misrepresentations that have occurred throughout the so-called climate war between those who believe that human actions play a role in climate change and those who do not.