The Observer Confirms Source of U.K. Suit Funding

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Dimmock, Durward, et al, areย disrobed.

For a background on the issue, check our earlier posts here and here.

The โ€œScientific Alliance,โ€ is an organization formed by a UK businessman who was fed up with โ€œall this environmental stuff.โ€

The Alliance describes itself as โ€œa forum for addressing environmental problems based on sound science.โ€ Other members include Sallie Baliunas and Benny Pesier. According to a July โ€˜01 article, the Scientific Alliance was set up by Robert Durward and a public relations firm called โ€œForesightย Communications.โ€

Originally, Durward, owner of a rock quarry in the UK, formed the Alliance out of frustration over an aggregate tax being proposed for the quarry industry. On top of fighting the tax, the Alliance also provided โ€œexpertโ€ scientific advice on subjects like transport, climate change and biodiversity. Durward described himself, โ€œas a businessman who is totally fed up with all this environmental stuffโ€ฆ much of it unjustified, such as the climate changeย levy.โ€

At the time of the Allianceโ€™s formation, Durward refused to disclose who the financial backers of the projectย were.

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