Review of the must-read book: Merchants of Doubt - How a handful of scientists obscured the truth on issues from smoking to global warming

JR: I loved "Merchants of Doubt."  But before I could write my review, guest blogger John Atcheson wrote his.  John has more than 30 years in energy and the environment with government, private industry, and the nation's leading think tanks (see "Utility decoupling on steroids.")  He is working on his own novel about climate change.

In Merchants of Doubt Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway take us on a fascinating trip down what they call Tobacco Road.  Take the journey with them, and you'll see ...