Bob, easy... The answer is there are NONE.
I've been pointing this out for years...
"No remaining scientific body of national or international standing is known to reject the basic findings of human influence on recent climate." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change (that being some proof, too bad people are too stubborn or dillusional for that to mean anything).
I saw that Dana beat me to the answer this time (good job Dana), but that's the short of it, it's not necessary to meniton the last major scientific organization that decented and reversed their position.
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I'm glad to see you guys use this kind of information which should be putting an end to this ridiculousness that global warming is somehow a hoax or something.
In any case, I know you guys hate it when I go on and on but I'm going to again, this time because of 'Liss's comment, I feel I have to address this nonsense that there are any scientific organizations that support the myth, that Global Warming is a myth... So this is to her and her skeptic buddies... (I'll shorten my answer later)...
Liss -
Well first of all, Bob asked for 'Major Scientific Organizations' not Prominent Global Warming Skeptics Organizations or ExxonMobil think tanks which is the direction you went in here.
Also, you said of the Questioner - Bob... "He's just a sheep following paid organizations blindly."
lol... I have to laugh because that's pretty funny, seeing that actually described you (not Bob) to a 'T'. All the sources you provided are intimately linked to ExxonMobil. I can see you know... worshipping the likes of Sean Hannity on the Fox News Channel, and then you come on here calling other people sheep. LMAO
I'm surprised you didn't name CEI along with those (Competitive Enterprise Institute). Why didn't you? They are all more or less one in the same, don't they deserve a mention? CEI is best know for their television and youtube spots over the years promoting carbon 'Carbon - We call it life' and criticizing Al Gore for having a large home and using jets, to get from city to city, etc as well as his film and award (all right up your alley, am I wrong?). All stupid arguments but effective for people like you who are actually distracted from the 'facts' by silliness like that. Gore for example needs to get from place to place to get the ball rolling everywhere. He buys carbon credits (money goes towards things which help to reduce the world's carbon footprint such as re-forestation projects) to offset any part of his personal carbon footprint unlike nearly 99.99999% of the rest of the people in the world. Also, no one deines that carbon is essential to life, but CO2, the gas made from carbon, acts as a GHG (Green House Gas) and when there is 'too much' or not enough, it can have a profound impact on our climate. A third of the CO2 in the world's atmosphere today has been put there by humans, taken from buried fossil fuels... meaning, it didn't not exist in our CO2 cycle naturally 200 years ago... we put it there, and very quickly on the geological timescale, and we're still introducing much more every single day - which is why there are so many people urgently trying to do something about it.
BTW - You also forgot to mention Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine (OISM), Cooler Heads Coalition and the Greening Earth Society (GES) - Incidentally, GES was founded on Earth Day 1998 by the 'Western Fuels Association' to promote the view that increasing levels of atmospheric CO2 are good for humanity. LMAO - it's so funny how corrupt people are and how people will believe anything powerful figures will tell them (proven by Milgram's Experiment - Milgram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment
The NCPA - That's really funny. First of all, that is not a scientific 'organization' at all, let alone a major one. None of the ExxonMobil funded think thanks you listed are. There are no major scientific institutions that fail to support the evidence of the present climate change influenced by human activities.
As for Fredrick Singer, can you possibly find anyone any more biased? He has been paid to support companies who made DDT, cigarettes and so on, Singer is considered a traitor for hire (literally - why do you think the oil companies hire him? It's because of his 'Big Tobacco' tactics that they also use - and people like you fall for) in the science field and when he's not selling out for money, he works on projects promoting himself and has often written for the Wall Street Journal and other publications speaking out again Kyoto and sounding off again and again that global warming isn't real and doing anything about it will hurt our economy, etc. (yeah, he'll be looked at as a real hero a hundred years form now - not!). Singer along with some others like him should be considered public enemy #1 right up there with Osama Bin Laden, Phillip Cooney, Dick Cheney, Fred Smith, Sylvan Wittwer, Frederick Seitz and Myron Ebell to name but a few. http://www.desmogblog.com/search/node/no+apology+is
Singer himself is a major supporter of coal, oil and gas and a major advocate of ideas like drilling in Alaska. The only alternative energy he supports and speaks highly about is nuclear energy. http://www.ecosyn.us/adti/Heidelberg-Appeal.html
In a February 2001 letter to the Washington Post, Singer denied receiving funding from the oil industry, except for consulting work some 20 years prior. SEPP, however, received multiple grants from ExxonMobil, including 1998 and 2000. In addition, Singer's current CV on the SEPP website states that he served as a consultant to several oil companies. The organizations Singer has recently been affiliated with - Frontiers of Freedom, ACSH, NCPA, etc. - have received generous grants from Exxon on an annual basis. Singer Letter to the Editor -Washington Post February 12, 2001 It is ironic that the attempt by two environmental activists to misrepresent my credentials [letters, Feb. 6] coincides with a sustained cold spell in the United States that set a 100-year record. As for full disclosure: My resume clearly states that consulted for several oil companies on the subject of oil pricing, some 20 years ago, after publishing a monograph on the subject. My connection to oil during the past decade is as a Wesson Fellow at the Hoover Institution; the Wesson money derives from salad oil. Singer is listed as a $500 plus contributor to the Center for Individual Rights. Singer's publications include "The Scientific Case Against the Global Climate Treaty" (SEPP, 1997), "Hot Talk, Cold Science: Global Warming's Unfinished Debate" (The Independent Institute, 1997) Singer signed the Leipzig Declaration.
National Center for Policy Analysis has received $465,900 (on the books) from ExxonMobil since 1998.
1998
$65,900 ExxonMobil Corporate Giving
Source: ExxonMobil 1998 grants list
2000
$30,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: ExxonMobil Foundation 2000 IRS 990
2001
$40,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: ExxonMobil 2001 Annual Report
2002
$30,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: ExxonMobil 2002 Annual Report
2003
$75,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: ExxonMobil 2003 Corporate Giving Report
2004
$75,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: Exxon Giving Report 2004
2005
$75,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Source: ExxonMobil 2005 DIMENSIONS Report (Corporate Giving)
2006
$75,000 ExxonMobil Corporate Giving
Source: ExxonMobil Corporate Giving Report 2006
George C Marshall Institute
Founded in 1984, The George Marshall Institute primarily focused on defense issues, advocating funding for Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative and Star Wars. GMI has since branched out and is one of the leading think tanks trying to debunk climate change.
The Institute is partially supported by the Exxon Education Foundation and American Standard Companies. And receives a wide-range of donations from conservitive donors, Exxon being one of the biggest.
George C. Marshall Institute has received $715,000 (on the books) from ExxonMobil since 1998.
1999
$50,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
'support for science and public policy education programs'
Source: ExxonMobil Foundation 1999 IRS 990
2000
$50,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
general support
Source: ExxonMobil Foundation 2000 IRS 990
2001
$60,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
'climate change work'
Source: ExxonMobil 2001 Annual Report
2002
$80,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
'global climate change program'
Source: ExxonMobil 2002 Annual Report
2002
$10,000 ExxonMobil Corporate Giving
Awards Dinner
Source: ExxonMobil 2002 Annual Report
2003
$95,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Global Climate Change Program
Source: ExxonMobil 2003 Corporate Giving Report
2004
$25,000 Exxon Corporation
Awards Dinner -- Climate Change Activities
Source: Exxon Giving Report 2004
2004
$145,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
Climate Change
Source: Exxon Giving Report 2004
2005
$90,000 ExxonMobil Foundation
DISCREPANCY: 2005 Corporate Giving Report: General Operating Support. IRS 990 form 2005: Climate Change.
Source: ExxonMobil 2005 DIMENSIONS Report (Corporate Giving)
2005
$25,000 ExxonMobil Corporate Giving
Awards Dinner and General Operating Support
Source: ExxonMobil 2005 DIMENSIONS Report (Corporate Giving)
2006
$85,000 ExxonMobil Corporate Giving
General support and annual dinner
Source: ExxonMobil Corporate Giving Report 2006
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