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Peer-reviewed by the highest bidder. A curated collection of "neutral" science, government guidelines, and expert opinions that miraculously align perfectly with the profit margins of the cartels who funded them.
Exxon's In-House Climate Models From 1977 Onward Predicted Global Warming More Accurately Than NASA's Did. The Company Spent the Next Three Decades Paying Other People to Say the Models Were Wrong.
In July 1977, an Exxon scientist named James Black stood before the company's Management Committee and told them there was "general scientific agreement" that burning fossil fuels was warming the planet. The following year he put a number on it in a memo to a vice
The Sugar Industry Paid Harvard to Blame Fat for Heart Disease. The Food Pyramid Never Recovered.
Underneath the glossy "MyPlate" graphics lies a paper trail of sugar cartels buying off Harvard researchers, the cattle and dairy lobbies throwing million-dollar tantrums to redesign government graphics, and politicians frantically redlining their own reports to appease the meat industry.