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| − | The '''Pacific Institute''' is a is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization established in Oakland, California to further environmental awareness. | + | The '''Pacific Institute''' is a is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization established in Oakland, California to further environmental awareness. They represent yet another group that presents itself as non-partisan when they are far-left [[liberal]]s. Like all liberal environmentalists, they deem [[Global Warming]] "settled science" and mock the opposition as deniers holding on to willful ignorance. Per their website: "We conduct research, publish reports, recommend solutions, and work with decision makers, advocacy groups, and the public to change policy." Pacific Institute wants a healthy planet by the promotion of environmental justice. |
| − | Peter H. Gleick is Pacific Institute's president and considers himself a scientist. He makes noise writing articles in the | + | Peter H. Gleick is Pacific Institute's president and considers himself a scientist. He makes noise writing articles in the left wing [[Huffington Post]]. Gleick is a typical Democrat, a denier of [[creationism]] and refuses to consider the links between vaccines and autism. Recently, Gleick whined about how [[conservative]]s use bad science to push political agendas. Also, he points a finger of shame at the anti-science mentality of the Republican presidential candidates, then references other liberal sources as proof they are wrong. |
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Revision as of 01:30, November 3, 2011
The Pacific Institute is a is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization established in Oakland, California to further environmental awareness. They represent yet another group that presents itself as non-partisan when they are far-left liberals. Like all liberal environmentalists, they deem Global Warming "settled science" and mock the opposition as deniers holding on to willful ignorance. Per their website: "We conduct research, publish reports, recommend solutions, and work with decision makers, advocacy groups, and the public to change policy." Pacific Institute wants a healthy planet by the promotion of environmental justice.
Peter H. Gleick is Pacific Institute's president and considers himself a scientist. He makes noise writing articles in the left wing Huffington Post. Gleick is a typical Democrat, a denier of creationism and refuses to consider the links between vaccines and autism. Recently, Gleick whined about how conservatives use bad science to push political agendas. Also, he points a finger of shame at the anti-science mentality of the Republican presidential candidates, then references other liberal sources as proof they are wrong.