Levitt and Dubner's 2009 sequel to Freakonomics — covering global warming, terrorism, and other topics through economic analysis — controversial for its climate chapter.
Extends the Freakonomics method — SuperFreakonomics applies the rogue economics method to new domains; the global warming chapter (arguing for geoengineering solutions) generated the most controversy of any chapter in the franchise.
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