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Climate Depot
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ClimateDepot.com is the website of Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow employee Marc Morano, a conservative global warming skeptic who previously served as environmental communications director for Sen. James Inhofe. Launched in spring 2009, Climate Depot is intended to be "the Senate EPW website on steroids," and "the most comprehensive information center on climate news and the related issues of environment and energy."[1]
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"ClimateDepot.com, spearheaded by Morano, will serve as an information clearinghouse and one stop shopping for reporters, policymakers, students, scientists and concerned citizens to get the latest information on global warming and other key environmental and energy issues. The news center will offer a balanced perspective and serve as an ombudsman of the 4th Estate’s Eco-Reporting. The news center is a special project of CFACT, a Washington, D.C.-based public policy organization that has been working since 1985 to infuse the environmental debate with a balanced perspective, and to promote market-based and safe technological solutions to various public-interest concerns," Morano stated in the media release announcing the project.[1]
Morano has also established a presence on Twitter as "climatedepot" (http://twitter.com/climatedepot).
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Marc Morano, ClimateDepot.com Launch Aims To Redefine Global Warming Reporting: Climate Clearinghouse to Challenge Mainstream Media’s Eco-Reporting", ClimateDepot.com, April 6, 2009.
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- Leslie Kaufman, "Dissenter on Warming Expands His Campaign", New York Times, April 9, 2009.
