"Everyone--including climate skeptics!--ought to read this book. With wit and verve, it explains why every arguments in the climate skeptics' handbook is--to put it politely--wrong."--Elizabeth Kolbert, author of "The Sixth Extinction" "This is the most important conversation you can have--the birds and the bees for a whole planet." --Bill McKibben, author of "Eaarth" "With humor and copious research, the authors . . . take 15 of the most common arguments against climate change and turn them upside down. For those who want a more thorough grasp of the situation or need facts and figures to help sway others, this book is right on target." --"Shelf Awareness" ""How to Change Minds About our Changing Climate"--credible, convincing, and eminently comprehensible--takes on and methodically refutes the oft-heard myths put forth by those who question climate change. Equally illuminating is its expert guidance on renewable fuels and strategies for reducing the greenhouse gas we release into the atmosphere--critical to helping avoid an ominous future. This should be on everyone's reading list!" --Tom Skilling, chief meteorologist, WGN-TV "Darling and Sisterson show us how to convince all skeptics in this excellent piece of work presenting the state of climate knowledge in a framework of what's wrong with the denier arguments. It's presented in a easy-to-read and humorous way, appealing to non-experts and experts alike." --Peter Doran, Distinguished Professor, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago "Darling and Sisterson meticulously pick apart the logical fallacies of the major arguments advanced by climate skeptics. Readily accessible to non-experts and indispensible for those awkward family meals or bar discussions with skeptical friends." --Peter Thorne, Senior Researcher, Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center