if he COULD read
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Michael Crichton, author of "Jurassic Park," and his newest book cast doubt the danger of global warming, an issue dividing scientists and politicians around the world.
Into "State of Fear," he has packed all the classic ingredients of the thriller genre: action, suspense, sex and greed.
But he adds a twist by choosing as his villain an organization ostensibly dedicated to environmental protection.
To convince people of the threat of global warming and to attract more money, the organization itself turns terrorist, plotting man-made "natural" catastrophes like a tsunami or the breakoff of a giant iceberg in the Antarctic.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...festyleusbooks
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Michael Crichton, author of "Jurassic Park," and his newest book cast doubt the danger of global warming, an issue dividing scientists and politicians around the world.
Into "State of Fear," he has packed all the classic ingredients of the thriller genre: action, suspense, sex and greed.
But he adds a twist by choosing as his villain an organization ostensibly dedicated to environmental protection.
To convince people of the threat of global warming and to attract more money, the organization itself turns terrorist, plotting man-made "natural" catastrophes like a tsunami or the breakoff of a giant iceberg in the Antarctic.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...festyleusbooks
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