Earth & Beyond: What Is Causing Earth's Climate Change?

Leighton Steward, author of "Sugar Busters," is taking on a new challenge. In his new book, "Fire, Ice and Paradise," he tells of how the earth was "born in Fire, carved by global glaciations and now is enveloped in an under-appreciated paradise of climate."

He has taken an educational approach to covering this subject, tries to simplify it and urges the readers to come to their own conclusions as he shares his own opinions on this difficult subject.

Eighteen causes of climate change are described. Many of them are known because of what has happened in the distant past. Mr. Steward has written a book that makes climate change easier to understand by not writing a "detailed, highly referenced dissertation" that will leave the reader lost in the details." Find out what recommendations he makes in "Fire, Ice and Paradise."

By looking back at our ancestors' low-glycemic diet he wrote "Sugar Busters" and it became a #1 bestseller that has revolutionized high-fiber, low glycemic food availability. He has looked back this time at Earth's climate history. His favorite Winston Churchill quote is, "The farther backward you look, the farther forward you are likely to see." Join him.

Leighton Steward is a geologist who became a recognized environmentalist and conservationist in the 1980's when he authored an educational booklet that proposed ways to achieve "no net loss" of the nation's wetlands. His recommendations were subsequently adopted by the governmental agencies.

He has a Master of Science Degree in Geology, has twice chaired the Audubon Nature Institute and is currently the chairman of the Institute for the study of Earth and Man at SMU. He is a former member of the Advisory Board of the Lamon-Dougherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University and has received numerous environmental awards, including the EPA's award for environmental excellence and the API's Gold Medal Award for his company's leadership in voluntary environmental practices.

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