HomeMiddle ColumnLomborg: 'Climate-Industrial Complex' Emerges -- 'Companies using public policy to line their... Middle Column Lomborg: ‘Climate-Industrial Complex’ Emerges — ‘Companies using public policy to line their own pockets’ By Marc Morano - May 20, 2009 255 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg . Tagscapandtradeglobal warming Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article‘Has the Environmental Movement Been Torn Apart?’Next articleNew Republic: ‘Almost as quickly as it inflated, green bubble burst’–‘Why environmentalism keeps imploding’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Norway Heatwaves Are Perfectly Normal, Despite What Paul Krugman Says Climate411 Temperatures in the 80s are perfectly normal in the north of Norway, such as Tromso: Read more Dumb As It Gets: Germany Heads into Winter Refusing to Let Badly Needed Power Plants Operate Climate411 It’s about 5.6 million jobs affected by the lack of natural gas. It is not about taking shorter showers. Read more Claim: “I led the US lawsuit against big tobacco … Big oil is next” Climate411 Lawyer Sharon Y. Eubanks thinks the great legal weakness of Big Oil is their attempts to greenwash. She could have a point. Read more
