The title sounds great, but this book is an unbridled assault on critical thought and apology for powerful industrial interests. Its production was supported by extreme right-wing think tanks.
It is certainly true that there are radical extremists in the environmental movement who will use certain tactics to deliver their messages. But make no mistake - this is not a balanced book, nor does it encourage 'critical thought'. It uses the same tactics - ignoring evidence contrary to your interests, pumping up contrarian science, dismissing as 'insignificant' that which is not. It argues that there is NOTHING wrong with our environment - no hole in the ozone, no risk from global warming, no problem with persistent toxics.
You may wish to buy it, if only as an example of how to select the few specific pieces information that support an argument while ignoring the vast body of information that contradicts it.