An investigation of the irrationality and misrepresentations of the asbestos hysteria, backed by comprehensive facts and figures.

A hard-hitting rundown on the underlying ideology that drives environmental movement.

A meticulous examination of just how solid the scientific foundations really are for the environmentalist campaigns that have been waged against pesticides, fertilizers, and other substances, and policy decision that have been based on them.

Facts, Not Fear is the first guidebook to help parents counter the irresponsible claims of environmental extremists -- and to give their children a more balanced view of the many environmental issues they encounter.

How the Environmental Movement Uses False Science to Scare Us to Death

How Environmentalists Plan to Ruin Your Life and What You Can Do to Stop Them

The ozone-depletion hysteria of the 1980s and early 1990s might be outside the recollections of some, and to others have become just history. But scaring the public is now, if anything, bigger business than ever.

Growing human populations create more wealth and jobs than they consume, and result in resources becoming more abundant, not scarcer.

A compilation of papers by nearly 50 leading scientific and political writers on the whole gamut of environmental issues, separating the facts from the fallacies and offering cool-headed appraisals of the realities instead of emotional outrage or agenda-c

This study, now twenty years old, shows that the bulk of the problems of energy and pollution perceived today are primarily the result of self-fulfilling political foolishness, not of any reality imposed by nature.

The Anatomy of a Very Dangerous Phenomenon

A Danish statistician and former environmentalist true-believer discovers that just about all of the doomsday pictures that "everyone knows" are wildly exaggerated or just plain wrong.

A compilation of studies by ten leading environment researchers that reveal many of the widely disseminated fallacies that are uncritically accepted as proven fact.

Resources are becoming cheaper and more abundant, not scarcer, and over the longer term the environment and the human condition grow steadily better, not worse.

How blind faith in mathematical models leads to Garbage In, Gospel Out