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Nor did the report fault Jane Lubchenco, NOAA's top official, for testifying to Congress that the correspondence did not undermine climate science.
Dr. Pachauri bristles at the accusations, which he says are "lies" or "distortions" promulgated by groups hoping to undermine climate legislation and a treaty.
The documents suggest that Heartland has spent several million dollars in the past five years in its efforts to undermine climate science, much of that coming from a person referred to repeatedly in the documents as "the Anonymous Donor".
Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the Heartland documents was what they did not contain: evidence of contributions from the major publicly traded oil companies, long suspected by environmentalists of secretly financing efforts to undermine climate science.
To read more about what some see as a concerted effort to undermine climate science, read this extract of Requiem for a Species by Clive Hamilton on the Guardian online.
The true test will come when they are asked to use that clout – by dropping out of trade associations that undermine climate action, or declining to support political candidates who don't take the threat of global warming seriously.
Efforts to undermine climate-science instruction are beginning to spread across the country, they said, and they fear a long fight similar to that over the teaching of evolution in public schools.
The suit centered on claims that the so-called "Climategate" emails undermined climate science, though the whole Climategate faux-scandal has been thoroughly debunked.
The leaked documents provide an intriguing view of the inner workings of an organisation that has been at the forefront of undermining climate change, and suggest Heartland is on the cusp of a fundraising blitz.
Nor has Exxon ever fully owned up to the years it spent undermining climate science.
Technology Review wrote that his December 2006 book, Hell and High Water, "provides an accurate summary of what is known about global warming and climate change, a sensible agenda for technology and policy, and a primer on how political disinformation has undermined climate science".
