Global climate change denial
In 2006, [Moore] disagreed with the
scientific consensus on climate change in a letter to the
Royal Society, arguing there was "no scientific proof" that mankind was causing global climate change
[60] and believes that it "has a much better correlation with changes in solar activity than CO2 levels".
[61] He has Falsely claimed that there is No scientific evidence that Carbon Dioxide contributes to climate change.[62]....
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Moore has earned his living since the early 1990s primarily by consulting for, and publicly speaking for, a wide variety of corporations and lobby groups such as the Nuclear Energy Institute.[58]
Moore's work as a lobbyist has prompted criticism from environmental activists, who have accused him of acting as an advocate for many of the industries that Greenpeace was founded to counter.[39][9]
His critics point out Moore's business relations with "polluters and
clear-cutters" through his consultancy.
[39] Monte Hummel, president of the
World Wildlife Fund Canada, has claimed that Moore's book
Pacific Spirit is a collection of "
pseudoscience and dubious assumptions".
The writer and environmental activist
George Monbiot has written critically of Moore's work with the Indonesian Logging firm
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP)."..."
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