Join us for an engaging discussion as we dive into two thought-provoking books that challenge mainstream narratives on environmental and social issues: *Apocalypse Never* by Michael Shellenberger and *Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom* by Dr. Patrick Moore.

In *Apocalypse Never*, Shellenberger critiques the fear-driven messaging around environmentalism, offering alternative views on issues like climate change, deforestation, and renewable energy. Meanwhile, Dr. Patrick Moore’s *Fake Invisible Catastrophes* examines how invisible or exaggerated threats can shape public perception and drive policy, often without strong scientific grounding.

**Discussion Points:**

* Are current environmental and social concerns exaggerated, or is there real cause for alarm?
* How do these authors approach controversial topics, and what can we take from their perspectives?
* What role should skepticism play in evaluating news on climate and environmental issues?
* How can we better identify and critically assess ‘invisible’ threats?

Whether you’ve read the books or are simply interested in alternative viewpoints, this open discussion is a great opportunity to explore these challenging ideas together. Come share your thoughts, ask questions, and hear from fellow members in a relaxed setting.

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