Climate Denial Industry

Greenpeace Unmasks Koch Industries' Funding of Climate Denial Industry

Brendan DeMelle | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Lord Christopher Monckton, Institute for Energy Research, Exxonmobil, Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, American Petroleum Institute, The David H. Koch Charitable Foundation, Clean Energy, Climate Denial Industry, Greenpeace, David Legates, Copenhagen Climate Summit, Tim Ball, Sallie Baliunas, Heritage Foundation, Climate Change, Americans for Prosperity (AFP), Climate Deniers, Koch Industries Inc, Willie Soon, Oil and Gas Lobbying, Global Warming, John Birch Society, Green News
Brendan DeMelle

Since 1997, Koch Industries and its PACs have given nearly $50 million to climate change-denying groups like Americans for Prosperity, known for its role in organizing the tea party movement.

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A 20-Year History of Climate Denial Industry

James Hoggan | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Ben Santer, Michael Mann, Api, Exxonmobil, Cindy Baxter, Ipcc, Dr. S. Fred Singer, Climate Denial Industry, Greenpeace, Global Climate Coalition, David Legates, Pat Michaels, Sallie Baliunas, Climate Change, Kevin Trenberth, Environment, Information Council on the Environment (ICE), Philip Cooney, Sustainability, James Inhofe (R-OK), Willie Soon, Dealing in Doubt Greenpeace Report, Global Warming, Exxonsecrets, Green News
James Hoggan

Greenpeace released a terrific report today on the 20-year campaign by polluters to mislead the public by creating the climate denial industry.

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Climate Denial Industry Costs Us $500 Billion a Year

James Hoggan | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Chamber of Commerce, Clean Energy Policy, Climate Change, Environment, World Energy OUtlook, Sustainability, American Petroleum Institute, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE), Climate Denial Industry, cop15, International Energy Agency, Global Warming, Copenhagen Climate Summit, Green News
James Hoggan

Nearly all point the finger at the US for delaying a global agreement on climate change. But if they want to find the real culprit, they have no look no further than the US coal and oil industry.

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