A paper examining various aspects of climate change and the global warming debate, including analysis of the claims that these phenomena will exacerbate disease and extreme weather events.

The problem is that the core of the Climate Action Report was produced by the wrong administration. Chapter 6, the section on climate change effects on the U.S., is largely an outtake from the "U.S. National Assessment" (USNA) of global warming, a politically inspired document rushed to publication some 10 days before the 2000 presidential election.

The United States of America and the European Union have transferred their battle on genetically modified foods to Africa. 12 million people in Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia are in urgent need for food. The case is very much similar to the story of John Harrison of United Kingdom who struggled in the Seventeenth Century for 40 years to prove that his mechanical clock was the answer to the longitude and accurate position location on earth and not stars as most people in the scientific establishment believed. The whole world presently takes little notice of the history of longitudes and wristwatches they wear. The genetically modified organisms [GMOs] despite rigorous scientific tests to ascertain whether they are harmful to human beings or not have been subjected to the same precautionary principle that saw John Harrison toil all his life.