Champions of Denial
52 of the most hardworking and influential personalities struggling against the climate consensus
Rex Tillerson
CEO ExxonMobil
Frank Luntz
Republican Pollster
Phil Cooney
Former chief of staff for President George W. Bush's Council on Environmental Quality and a former energy industry lobbyist
Marc Morano
Communications director for the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
James Inhofe
Senior Senator Oklahoma
Republican
Fred Singer
President and founder of the Science & Environmental Policy Project
Pat Michaels
Pat Michaels
Senior fellow at the Cato Institute
George W. Bush
43rd U.S. President
Sallie Baliunas
Astrophysicist
AGW & CFC sceptic
Steven Milloy
Cato Institute and CEI
Paid advocate for the Oil and Tobacco Industries
Joseph Bast
Chris Horner
Counsel for the energy industry-funded Competitive Enterprise Institute
Fred Smith
Myron Ebell
Terrence Corcoran
Martin Durkin
Michael Crichton
Richard S. Lindzen
Viscount Monckton
Timothy F. Ball
Philip Stott
Stephen Harper
Bjorn Lumberg
Tim Patterson
David Bellamy
Vaclav Klaus
K. I. Abdusamatov
George Chilingar
Willie Soon
Henrik Svensmark
William O'Keefe
Chris de Freitas
Nigel Calder
John Baird
Edward Wegman
Rush Limbaugh
John Howard
Hu Jintao
Juan José Daboub
tried to water down references to climate change in one of the World Bank’s main environmental strategy papers.
Ian Plimer
Frederick Seitz
Jan Veizer
Ronald Bailey
Marcel Leroux
David Legates
William M. Gray
Ian Clark
Dyson
Penn & Teller
Zbigniew
Jaworowski
Glenn Beck
Tucker Carlson