The Climate Surprise

Contributors
Bruce M. Evere is a specialist on global
energy and petroleum issues and teaches
graduate students as an Adjunct Associate
Professor of Internaonal Business at the
Fletcher School at Tus University.
William Happer is Professor Emeritus in the
Department of Physics at Princeton University.
He served as Director of Energy Research
under President George H. W. Bush.
He has provided congressional tesmony on
the subject of global warming several mes.
Craig Idso is the founder, former president,
and currently chairman of the Center for the
Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change.
He is a lead author of the reports of the
Nongovernmental Internaonal Panel on
Climate Change ().
Roger Kimball is Editor & Publisher of The New
Criterion and Publisher of Encounter Books.
His latest book is The Fortunes of Pemanence:
Culture and Anarchy in an Age of
Amnesia (St. Augusne’s Press).
Richard S. Lindzen is a dynamical meteorologist.
He held the Alfred P. Sloan Professorship
of Atmospheric Sciences at MIT since
, rering in July of . He has provided
congressional tesmony on the subject
of global warming several mes.
Patrick Moore is a co-founder of Greenpeace
and served for seven years as a Director of
Greenpeace Internaonal. In he published
Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout:
The Making of a Sensible Environmentalist
(Beay Street), which outlines his vision for
a sustainable future.
Roy W. Spencer is a Principal Research Scienst
at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
He previously served as a Senior Scienst
for Climate Studies at NASA’s Marshall
Space Flight Center. He has provided congressional
tesmony several mes on the
subject of global warming.
The material in this pamphlet is drawn from “The Climate Surprise: Why CO Is Good for the Earth,” a conference
organized jointly by the CO Coalion and The New Criterion. The conference took place on March , and was
held in New York City.
The CO Coalion would like to thank Mr. Roger Kimball and Mr. Benjamin Riley of The New Criterion for their work
in organizing and hosng the conference.
Reprint July 2016
The CO2 Coalion
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Earlier versions of these essays were presented at a conference on March 29, 2016 in New York City. The conference
was organized by the CO2 Coalion and The New Criterion, which first published these essays in a pamphlet to
accompany its June 2016 issue.