Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout (new book by pro-nuke activist Patrick Moore)

[wtmusic]

"Just about anyone who follows the nuclear energy renaissance knows that Patrick Moore has been making the rounds as a spokesman for investment in new nuclear reactors.

Moore’s speaking tours in the U.S. are sponsored by the Clean & Safe Energy Coalition (CASE), which is funded in part by the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI).

What’s new is that Moore has written a book about his experiences as a leader of Greenpeace, the arch druids of the anti-nuclear movement."

http://djysrv.blogspot.com/2010/12/new-book-by-patrick-moore.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+blogspot%2FYiuo+%28Idaho+Samizdat%29

[villager]

1. corporations love these sell-outs - and their media loves touting them...

n/t

[Kennah]

2. In his own words ...

http://www.greenspiritstrategies.com/D242.cfm

"Certainly the Royal Society would agree there is no scientific proof of causation between the anthropogenic increase in atmospheric CO2 and the recent global warming trend, a trend that has been evident for about 500 years, long before human-caused increase in CO2 was evident."

If that ain't denial ...

[bananas]

3. He's the ultimate greenwasher. nt