The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels by Alex Epstein

image from si.wsj.netI recently picked up The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels and what a ride so far.

Here's a passage from early on that struck me:

"Pessimistic predictions often assume that our environment is perfect until humans mess it up; they don't consider the possibility that we could improve our environment. But the data of the last forty years indicate that we have been doing exactly that – using fossil fuels."

I'm sure there will be the usual calls that he is a shill for "big oil". But read the book and the data for yourself. Then let me know how you feel about it.

There is a moral case for fossil fuels.

Visit Epstein's web site, Center for Industrial Progress, here…

Here's a review by Bryan Caplan, another of my favorite economists.

Find out more here…

Order your copy for Logos Bahamas here…

Enjoy the official trailer for the book below.

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