Looks like climate science is getting plenty of money from those evil companies as well....more, in fact, than the skeptics....does this mean that climate science is demonstrably more corrupt than the skeptical side?
Climate Institute – Found 1 October 2013
[Washington, DC]
Donors
American Gas Foundation, BP, PG&E Corporation [gas & electricity], Shell Foundation, The
Rockefeller Foundation
Source:
About the Climate Institute
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Center for Climate and Energy Solutions – Found 1 October 2013
[Arlington, VA]
Strategic Partners: Entergy, Shell
Major Contributors: Duke Energy,
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Source:
Strategic Partners & Major Contributors | Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
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Green Energy Futures – Found 1 October 2013
“Green Energy Futures is a project and a journey that seeks to share the stories of green energy pioneers who are doing incredible things just below the radar of the conventional media.”
Gold Sponsors: TD,
Shell
Source:
52. Sun Country Highway
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World Resouces Institutue – Found 1 October 2013
2012
DONOR LISTINGS (Sept.1, 2012–May 1, 2013)
…..
Shell…..
Source:
http://www.wri.org/files/wri/WRI-2012-Donor-List.pdf
Climate | World Resources Institute
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America’s WETLAND Foundation – Found 1 October 2013
“The America’s WETLAND Foundation is supported by a variety of organizations, foundations and corporations that want to elevate issues facing the Gulf Coast…We would like to especially thank our lead
“World Sponsor,” Shell, for their early and generous support of the Foundation….”
Sustainability Sponsors:
Chevron – ConocoPhillips Company [crude oil & natural gas]
National Sponsors: American Petroleum Institutue
Source:
Sponsors | America's Wetland
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Purdue Solar – April 15, 2013
Navitas Takes 1st at SEMA 2013
“Last week, Purdue Solar Racing took home first place in the Battery Electric division at the 2013
Shell Eco-marathon. The winning run reached an efficiency of 78.1 m/kWh (a miles per gallon equivalency of approximate 2,630MPGe)….”
Source:
http://www.purduesolar.org/2013/04/navitas-takes-1st-at-sema-2013/
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Science Museum – Atmosphere – Found 1 October 2013
“We believe that working together with such a wide range of sectors is something that we’ll all need to be able to do in our climate-changing world.
The following organisations and individuals have
helped to fund the atmosphere …exploring climate science gallery and the
Climate Changing… programme: Principal
Sponsors” Shell….
Source:
- Science Museum
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EcoLiving – Found 1 October 2013
“Your sustainable lifestyle begins here!”
2012
Sponsors:….Shell FuellingChange….
Source:
Sponsors
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Climate Research Unit (CRU)
“From the late 1970s through to the collapse of oil prices in the late 1980s, CRU received a series of
contracts from BP to provide data and advice….we would like to acknowledge the support of the following
funders….
British Petroleum,…
Shell,…Sultanate of
Oman…”
Source: cru.uea.ac.uk/about-cru/history
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“
Exxon-Led Group Is Giving A Climate Grant to Stanford”
Four big international companies, including the oil giant Exxon Mobil, said yesterday that they would give Stanford University
$225 million over 10 years….In 2000, Ford and Exxon Mobil’s global rival, BP, gave $20 million to Princeton to start a similar climate and energy research program…”
Source: New York Times – 21 November 2002
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Sierra Club
“TIME has learned that between 2007 and 2010 the
Sierra Club accepted over $25 million in donations from the gas industry, mostly from Aubrey McClendon, CEO of
Chesapeake Energy—one of the biggest gas drilling companies in the U.S. and a firm
heavily involved in fracking…”
Source: Time – 2 February 2012
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Nature Conservancy
“…The Conservancy also has given BP a seat on its International Leadership Council and has
accepted nearly $10 million in cash and land contributions from BP and affiliated corporations over the years. “Oh, wow,” De Leon said when told of the depth of the relationship between the nonprofit group she loves and the company she hates. “
That’s kind of disturbing.”……
Conservation International has accepted $2 million in donations from BP over the years…”
Source: Washington Post – 25 May 2010
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Delhi Sustainable Development Summit
In 2003 and 2004 Rajendra Pachauri’s annual Delhi Sustainable Development Summit was
sponsored, among others, by the
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. and the
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. In 2005
Shell gave money and in 2006 and 2007
BP gave money. The
Rockefeller Foundation gave donations in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Source: dsds.teriin.org [See their About Us – Archives]
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UC Berkeley’s Climate Action Partnership
“The Cal Climate Action Partnership (CalCAP) is a collaboration of faculty, administration, staff, and students working to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at UC Berkeley….”
Source: sustainability.berkeley.edu/calcap/
UC Berkeley – 1 February 2007
“
BP selects UC Berkeley to lead $500 million energy research consortium with partners Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, University of Illinois…”
Source: UK Berkely News
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Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature (BEST) project
“
Financial Support – Berkeley Earth is now an independent non profit. Berkeley Earth received a total of $623,087 in financial support for the first phase of work,…..First Phase
…….Fund for Innovative Climate and Energy Research (created by Bill Gates) ($100,000) Charles G.
Koch Charitable Foundation ($150,000)……”
Source: berkeleyearth.org/donors
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Al Gore – 30 January 2013
“Al Gore brushes off critics of his
sale of Current TV to oil-backed Al Jazeera by saying he ‘understands the criticism but disagrees with it'”
Source:
Al Gore brushes off critics of his sale of Current TV to oil-backed Al Jazeera by saying he 'understands the criticism but disagrees with it'