Are Christians being misled by climate panic? Have we mistaken political consensus for biblical truth?

The Carbon Dioxide Question is not a scientific manual-but a bold theological response to the fear-driven narrative that blames mankind for Earth's every storm. Drawing from Scripture, science, and common sense, John Campbell exposes the misplaced guilt, moral confusion, and subtle idolatry that have infiltrated even the Church.

With clarity and reverence, he challenges the idea that breathing itself is a threat to the planet, and reminds readers that carbon-the supposed villain-is part of God's created order. This is a call to trust in divine sovereignty, not human control.

Through a tightly reasoned essay and richly illustrated appendices, this book offers:

• A biblical critique of climate alarmism
• A defence of human dominion rightly exercised
• A reminder of God's unshaken promises to sustain the Earth
• Insightful reflections on science, stewardship, and the end of the age

This is a book for Christians who sense something is deeply wrong with the dominant narrative-and who want to reclaim a posture of faith, not fear. It is also an invitation to those outside the Church to reconsider the foundations of truth and hope.