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The Prague Network is "a new international grouping of institutes" conceived by Czech President Vaclav Klaus to promote global warming skepticism[1] and to study "energy issues".[2] Besides Klaus, founding members of the network include Iain Murray, Carlo Stagnaro, and Gabriel Calzada.[2]
As of October 17, 2009, there is a stub web site praguenetwork.org which is registered to the US-based Competitive Enterprise Institute. The domain name was registered in November 2008 and lists Ryan Lynch as the administrative contact.[3]
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- ↑ "Klaus: Global warming to be the Prague Network's main topic"Czech News Agency (ČTK), March 12, 2009. (This article is archived here.)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Lessons from Europe" Washington Times, Feb 1, 2009. (This article is archived here.)
- ↑ "praguenetwork.org", WebHosting.Info's Power WHOIS Service, accessed October 17, 2009.
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