Dear Aleister,

Thank you for your courage in facing a very tough reality and your kind words about my new book, Climageddon. Your insight into sharing this difficult global warming emergency message with those of sufficient intelligence and spiritual grounding to face and help manage it - is exceedingly wise.

Would you also consider two things? One, writing a review on Amazon about the Climageddon book. It really helps us reach more people with the message.

And two read more pages on our website particularly the recently upgraded Our Story. After you’ve done that sufficient examination of the near fully upgraded Job One Plan only on our website and not in the older version in Climageddon would you consider giving us your opinion and/or becoming a volunteer?

Sincerely, Lawrence Wollersheim

Executive director

I read on Reddit about the Arctic temperature being 45 degrees Fahrenheit above normal back in February. This seemed extreme, and I thought to do some research… Since then, over the past four months I have done a great deal of research about the climate, ecosystem, and biodiversity on Earth. While I had been informed before, my worldview has been turned on its head: I had expected to live for many decades (as most do, I guess), but realized that the emergency we are in does not guarantee that. I have gone through the “five stages of grief”, and I have further rejected acceptance to two different schools that had accepted me into their MFA programs, given that there is simply not enough time. Meanwhile, my thesis for an MBA from SUNY Albany in New York State is due next week, and I have been writing it on sustainability and in particular, why there has been inaction in moving to a green economy. It was only a few days ago that I found “Climageddon”; this book consolidates and summarizes all of the research I have found over the past four months in one location. I am fully on board as someone who is 100% dedicated to resolving the global warming emergency. I have informed those intelligent enough and “spiritually fit” enough in my life regarding the situation, and will continue to do this tirelessly until we make it over the hurdle. Thanks to Lawrence Wollersheim for confirming that the conclusions from all of my research of disparate sources are true; that is truly one of your book’s strengths, as you mention therein.

You’re right David! Unless this is picked up by the artists and movies not enough people understand how bad it is and why we must act immediately!

Not just all organizations, but every means of expression, poetry, art, music, street performance, drama, novels, … whatever, must be engaged in this do or die effort.

Mass media must be involved. Someone must bridge between the scientists and public and be a voice for science to speak louder