Publisher's Synopsis
The people of Doozerville learn that you can go too far in protecting the environment. The Doozers live happy lives in their little town of Doozerville. Then, one day, the Gorax arrives to declare that Global Warming threatens their happy town with destruction. One feisty Doozer plays detective and learns that the Gorax is not what he seems. Against all odds, the Doozer tries to stop the Gorax from using his Green Machine to take over Doozerville. In this parody of Dr. Suess' charming classic, The Lorax, author Chandler Madison helps young readers understand the Global Warming controversy. He shows how uncertain Global Warming science is, and introduces the scandals that have cast doubts on climate scientists' claims. Inspired by actual events, Madison explores the political agendas and financial motives behind many in the Global Warming movement. He encourages young readers to question and be cautious of threats to their personal freedoms and opportunities. A longtime California resident, Chandler Madison has experienced firsthand how environmentalism can go too far. He has witnessed how bloated environmental bureaucracies destroy businesses and jobs through higher costs, higher taxes, burdensome regulations, and endless delays. And Madison has seen how ever growing state power threatens personal freedoms, property rights, and economic opportunities. While California views itself as a leader in environmental protection, he encourages readers to balance those benefits against the very real costs of those policies. Chandler Madison is a writer, businessman, and attorney. As a writer, he has published numerous articles to help people understand their Constitution, their freedoms, and laws that threaten those freedoms. He has researched extensively and written on the Global Warming controversy.
