New Book Explains Why Global Warming is Not the Only “Inconvenient Truth”
EXTON, Pa. (PRWEB) January 30, 2014 -- Dr. Alan F. Rozich explains in his new book, Other Inconvenient Truths Beyond Global Warming, that although global warming is important as “An Inconvenient Truth,” there are “Other Inconvenient Truths” affecting the functionality of society. These other truths are much more likely to adversely impact human civilization far sooner than global warming.
Global warming is a symptom with CO2 as its poster child. Cognizance of global warming is important as it rightfully earned the categorization, “An Inconvenient Truth.” However, there are a number of “Other Inconvenient Truths” that comprise an “Inconvenient Triad,” or super nexus. The super nexus is an emerging economic and environmental reality requiring both cognitive understanding and action.
What does this all mean? What is the answer? It is that resolving the super nexus needs to be the focus and not CO2. Resource security is pivotal for societal functionality. If left unchecked, one possible consequence is that resource costs will skyrocket, threatening the very fabric of societal functionality. Although the challenges are daunting, viable solutions are within our grasp.
Rozich has been working in the environmental and renewable space for over 30 years. He is a world-renowned expert on biological processes with vast experience in biological conversion systems. Rozich obtained degrees at The Ohio State University and University of Delaware. An accomplished author with a previous book and numerous articles and presentations to his credit, Rozich currently leads BioConversion Solutions of Exton, Pennsylvania and resides in West Chester, Pennsylvania with his wife, Gemma.
Other Inconvenient Truths Beyond Global Warming is available in softcover (ISBN 978-1- 62137-419-0) and Ebook (ISBN 978-1-62137-420-6) from Virtualbookworm.com, Amazon.com, and Barnesandnoble.com. This book can also be ordered from most bookstores around the United States and United Kingdom. More information can be found at the author’s official website.
Cheryl Veronie, BioConversion Solutions, http://www.bioconversionsolutions.com, +1 610-524-6434, [email protected]
Share this article