The Corporatization of the Environmental Movement

Feb 13, 2010

Peter Taylor from Ethos UK, an international group of consultants on terrestrial and marine ecosystems, joins us to talk about the corporatization of the environmental movement, the fraud of cap and trade, Al Gore and his experience of how Greenpeace and other environmental organizations have been hijacked. He has extensive experience of research and policy analysis across a wide field of environmental issues, having advised governments, the European Commission, and UN organizations. He has made a significant contribution to international treaties on ocean protection and the development of the precautionary principle. Recent work has included consultancy to UK government agencies and non-government organizations on renewable energy policy and rural issues. Topics Discussed: Ethos, 3D environment, bio diversity, renewable energy in the landscape of 2050, wind power, stop climate chaos, carbon dioxide, IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), Al Gore, an inconvenient truth, generation investment management, Roger Revelle, Tom Wigley, Greenpeace receiving millions, bio diversity strategies, energy policy, Gulf stream, computer models, Hara Software, cap and trade companies, 120 billion and 2 trillion, David Kelly, Phil Jones and more.