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The New York Times on Hurricane Policy, and More

Prepare for hurricane season with insights on global warming, intense hurricanes, and the future of coastal defenses.

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In anticipation of the start of hurricane season, today's Science Times had a pairof great articles on hurricanes, global warming, and coastal defenses in the U.S. I have just put up a post at Huffington Post, entitled Risky Scenarios, that comments on the latest Times package. You can read it here.

Meanwhile, my forthcomig book about all of this, Storm World, has gotten another positive early review--this time from Booklist, which is published by the American Library Association. Here's what gets said:

Storm World: Hurricanes, Politics, and the Battle over Global Warming.

Mooney, whose The Republican War on Science (2005) offered a hard-hitting look at the political manipulation of scientific research, turns his attention to the hot topic of global warming. Does global warming cause increasingly vicious hurricanes? Is human arrogance and disregard for the environment responsible for Hurricane Katrina's devastation of New Orleans? Or is this whole idea a ...

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