Trust us – we're smarter than you: climate and Superfreakonomics

Back in 2005, self-described "rogue economist" Steven D. Levitt teamed up with journalist Stephen J. Dubner to write Freakonomics, a book that rose to #2 on the NY Times Nonfiction Bestseller List based largely on the controversial topics within its covers. Some of those topics included analyses of cheating by teachers, the economics of being…

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