Friends of Science

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Friends of Science is a Canadian advocacy organization known for promoting climate change skepticism and challenging the scientific consensus on global warming.

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instanceOf advocacy organization
non-profit organization
advocatesFor fossil fuel–friendly climate policies
argues climate policies to cut emissions are economically harmful
sun and natural factors are primary drivers of climate change
basedIn Calgary NERFINISHED
communicationMethods online articles
public presentations
reports
videos
country Canada
criticizedBy climate scientists
environmental organizations
criticizedFor conflicts of interest related to fossil fuel industry support
misrepresenting climate science
spreading climate misinformation
describedAs climate change denial organization by critics
engagesIn public campaigns on climate and energy issues
focusesOn climate change
foundedIn early 2000s
hasType issue advocacy group
ideology climate change skepticism
knownFor challenging Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change findings
promoting climate change skepticism in Canada
language English
legalForm non-profit society in Alberta
opposes Kyoto Protocol NERFINISHED
strong international climate agreements
positionOnClimateModels criticizes climate models used by mainstream climate science
positionOnClimatePolicy opposes stringent greenhouse gas emission reduction policies
positionOnCO2 downplays role of carbon dioxide in climate change
positionOnGlobalWarming challenges scientific consensus on human-caused global warming
regionOfActivity Alberta NERFINISHED
Canada NERFINISHED
sector environmental policy advocacy
subjectOf analysis by climate communication researchers
criticism by Canadian media outlets
supports continued use of fossil fuels
topicOf media coverage regarding climate change denial in Canada
website https://friendsofscience.org

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Timothy Ball memberOf Friends of Science