James Delingpole's Watermelons recieved a 4-star review in the Metro this morning. Ben Felsenburg said 'Delingpole may be the lone voice of reason in a world gone mad – or the devil's advocate ushering us into a sweltering hell: either way, this is an entertaining broadside from the arch-contrarian'. The review adds to the growing opinion that, whether you're a global warming-sceptic or a die hard environmentalist, Watermelons is a key text for anyone interested in the debate on climate change.
You can read the review by going to Metro's e-edition and turning to page 42.
In Watermleons James Delingpole answers all the questions you ever had about climate change, but they’re not the ones Al Gore would like you to hear. Delingpole tells the shocking true story of how a handful of political activists, green campaigners and voodoo scientists engineered the world’s biggest, most expensive and destructive outbreak of mass hysteria – one that threatens the very fabric of Western Civilisation. As the world stands on the brink of a new Great Depression, Delingpole’s message could not be more timely or urgent. In order to save our planet must we really surrender to the green movement’s misanthropic tyranny? Or might there be a better way?