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 \nALBERT RUBEN60  \nThe editors welcome comments on articles that appearin this(and all)issues of Monthly Review.Please address them to comment@monthlyreview.org.We look forward to reading them,butnote that there is no commitment to publish them.Thank you  \n# Notes from the Editors\n\nUniversity of Nevada,Las Vegas physicist John W.Farley's very importantreview essay onJames Lawrence Powell's new book,The Inquisition ofClimate Science,in this month’s issue of MR raises critical questions with respect to science,cor-porate propaganda,and the future of humanity.Much of Farley's argument in hisreview,like Powell's in his book,focuses on scientific credentials,rather than theactual science of climate change.This may strike MR readers as odd.Why thisstress on scientific credentials or the lack of them as opposed to the science itself?Here it is important to understand that this is exactly where the current corporateengendered“climate war\"”has left us.An excellent guide to what has been hap-pening in this respect(in addition to Powell's book and Farley's excellent analysisof it)is an exposé by James Hoggan,The Climate Cover-Up:The Crusade to Deny GlobalWarming(Vancouver:Greystone Books,2009).Hoggan is president of the CanadianPR firm Hoggan and Associates and hence well-placed to uncover what appears\"to a trained eye”as the“unsavory public relations tactics and techniques and the  \nREVIEW OF THE MONTH  \n# The Endless Crisis\n\nJOHN BELLAMY FOSTER AND ROBERT W.McCHESNEY  \nWe have had [in England],ever since 1876,a chronic state of stagnation in alldominant branches of industry.Neither will the full crash come;nor will the period oflonged-for prosperity to which weused to be entitled before and after it.Adull depression,a chronic glut ofall markets for all trades,that is what we have been living in for nearlyten years.How is this? 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