“Going Green argues that individual engineering-based conservation — better insulation, heat pumps, personal discipline — is far more effective than large-scale government climate programs like the Green New Deal. Author WH Clark offers a practical, skeptic’s roadmap for reducing energy consumption while systematically challenging the logic and cost of federal climate policy.”
189 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
BTU Bill vs. the Green Machine
WH Clark — engineer, contrarian, and self-appointed scourge of Washington’s climate apparatus — is back, and he has opinions about your thermostat. Going Green dismantles the Green New Deal with the enthusiasm of a man who has personally calculated its BTU inefficiencies on a napkin. Clark’s preferred battlefield is the household: insulation, geothermal pumps, and disciplined conservation over trillion-dollar federal theater. The prose is sandpaper-rough and proudly so. Whether you find him clarifying or maddening depends entirely on your faith in government. Either way, “BTU Bill” makes the wonks look suspiciously vague by comparison.
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