On the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day, humanity can no longer bring antiquated systems to bear against the climate problems that have been washing over the species for decades. The fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day is April 2020.

Having inherited a useless bulwark against the changing climate, Millennials stare at the beast of corruption: A rabid climate. The Greenhouse Laws are invoked.  Laws that limit energy usage by controlling or eliminating automobile transport, travel without a pass, heat, refrigeration, and clean water. Any non-approved energy consuming activity by the population has become illegal--of course there are always Privileges.
 

The first book of the four book quadrology that includes The Fires of Home, The Dirties, and Hobo Signs, The Galileo Syndrome places you in the center of changes no one  would have believed–without experiencing the horror of Earth as our enemy. The changes to our climate alter more than just the weather, the water, the seas, and the trees. Yet we are part of this good universe, but what part?

“...A breathtaking novel  painting the most chillingly realistic picture  ever of the coming environmental calamity. As we begin to sink deeper into this event of climate change, Daniel H. Gottlieb paints a canvas of hope hidden in a changing world that could easily be the story of our lives.  An evocation that a lack of energy equals a lack of freedom, this novel calls out the scientific and environmental dilemmas we will pass on to the future generations while pointing to the best in humanity. ..” 

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...The '1984' of environmental thrillers for its realistic depiction of the social and political upheaval brought about by Global Warming...”

 

This third edition of  “The GALILEO Syndrome” is available in your local book store. Look for the red lettering on the cover.