The Denial

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In a near-future Britain, a campaign to achieve zero carbon emissions leads to frequent power cuts and a decline in living standards, except for a small elite of climate influencers exempt from strict carbon budgeting rules. When a storm and tidal surge hit London, retired meteorologist Bryan Geavis is quick to notice anomalies and rejects the official narrative attributing the disaster to climate change. Stubborn and scientifically rigorous, he becomes embroiled in a struggle against public and political hysteria. The narrative unfolds as a fast-paced exploration of democracy, freedom of speech, and rational thought, making it essential reading for those interested in political and social satire, modern media, and environmental issues. Praise for the author highlights his ability to blend wit with thought-provoking themes, particularly in light of contemporary events that amplify the book's exploration of hysteria and questionable statistics. Ross Clark, an award-winning journalist and columnist for prominent publications, brings his sharp insights to this engaging story, adding depth to the satire while addressing significant societal concerns.