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"the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a think-tank founded and promoted by ExxonMobil to put pressure on White-House and the scientific community to negate the effects of human activity on climate changes." This is simply false. Yes, AEI does get some money from ExxonMobil (an ex-CEO is on their board I think), but it was not founded by it nor is its purpose "to put pressure on White-House and the scientific community to negate the effects of human activity on climate changes." While the people at AEI are mostly right-wing, AEI itself does not require them to support any views -- opinions belong to the individual scholars alone. See the AEI page for more information. My knowledge comes from a summer internship at AEI. Dlenmn 16:49, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
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