7/14-Lawrence Joseph, Steve Gorham, Noah Oppenheim

Lawrence Joseph-Apocalypse 2012: An Investigation Into Civilization’s EndApocalypse 2012: An Investigation Into Civilization’s End

Over the past twenty five years, Lawrence E. Joseph has written on science, nature, politics and business on five continents for publications including The New York Times (Magazine, Op-Ed), Discover, Salon.com, and has also authored a number of books, detailed below.

Apocalypse 2012: An Investigation into Civilization’s End, published by Broadway/Random House in January, 2007, hardcover, and January, 2008, paperback, is a personal exploration of a strange coincidence, that both ancient Mayan prophecy and contemporary solar physics indicate that the year 2012 will be pivotal, perhaps catastrophic. What if there is some significance to this coincidence? The book examines a range of scenarios concerning civilization-threatening cataclysms that may well occur in 2012 or thereabouts. Apocalypse 2012 has sold more than 100,000 copies in 21 languages and editions.

Steve Gorham-Climatism

“The governments of the world have adopted Climatism and discarded reality. Acres of solar cells sit idle at night and on cloudy days. Thousands of 300-foot-high wind towers interrupt the vistas of coastline, field, and hill, standing motionless for two-thirds of their existence. Thirty percent of America’s corn crop is burned up on U.S. highways, while people in developing nations struggle to get enough to eat. Billions of dollars in government subsidies are spent each year to fund solar, wind, and biofuel industries, which could not compete and would not exist without these subsidies. Yet, these renewable sources supply only a pitifully small amount of the world’s energy needs. All this in the absurd attempt to control a trace gas and stop global warming.”

—Climatism!, Chapter 13

Site administrator Steve Goreham is an author, researcher, and speaker on global warming, engineer, business executive, white water kayaker, husband, and father of three. He holds a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois and an MBA from the University of Chicago.

Noah Oppenheim-Writer and Emmy Award Winning TV Producer

Noah Oppenheim is a writer and Emmy-winning television producer. He is currently an executive at Reveille, the production company behind hits like "The Office" and "The Biggest Loser."

Before joining Reveille, Oppenheim was a senior producer of NBC's Today show, where he oversaw the 7-8 a.m. hour of the broadcast, and is co-author of The New York Times Bestsellers "The Intellectual Devotional" and "The Intellectual Devotional: American History."