Marc Morano, a climate change denialist, argues that climate science is exaggerated and part of a government agenda, featuring commentary from Sarah Palin.
“Are they trying to control the climate... or you?”
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Marc Morano, a climate change denialist, argues that climate science is exaggerated and part of a government agenda, featuring commentary from Sarah Palin.
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Marc Morano, a prominent climate change denialist, narrates Climate Hustle, which premiered in Paris on December 7, 2015. The film argues against the scientific consensus on climate change, claiming it is exaggerated and part of a broader agenda for government regulation and a new energy policy. It features interviews and commentary from various figures, including former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, who discusses her legal battles over environmental regulations. Funded by the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, the film presents a series of claims intended to cast doubt on mainstream climate science.
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Why Watch
- See Marc Morano's arguments against climate consensus.
- Meet Sarah Palin discussing her lawsuit over polar bears.
- Find out about the film's funding by fossil fuel interests.
Did You Know
- The film premiered in Paris on December 7, 2015.
- It was shown in 400 theaters across the U.S. on May 2, 2016.
- Sarah Palin attended the U.S. premiere and discussed her 2008 lawsuit.
- The film is funded by CFACT, a group backed by the fossil fuel lobby.
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Who directed Climate Hustle?
Climate Hustle was directed and produced by Christopher Rogers.
When did Climate Hustle premiere in the U.S.?
Climate Hustle premiered in the U.S. on 14 April 2016 at the Rayburn Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
What organization funded Climate Hustle?
Climate Hustle was funded by the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), a free market pressure group.
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