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 *[http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/cgi/getdoc?tid=wov90d00&fmt=gif&ref=results&title=ENVIRONMENTAL%20RISK.&bates=515952606/2609 Environmental Risk proposal]", ''Legacy Tobacco Documents Library'', 7 August, 1996
 *European Science and Environment Forum, "[http://www.scienceforum.net/climatechange_pr_25feb.htm Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection]&#8221;, Media Release, 25 February 2002.
-*Philip Stott, "[http://www.scienceforum.net/ Preface to Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection]&#8221;, European Science and Environment Forum, January 2002.
+*[[Philip Stott]], "[http://www.scienceforum.net/ Preface to Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection]&#8221;, European Science and Environment Forum, January 2002.
-*Stewart Fist, [https://web.archive.org/web/20010126083400/http://www.electric-words.com/junk/pmdocs/2025493120.html APCO, Philip Morris and TASSC] (explanatory notes on Philip Morris documents), electronic-words.com. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 26 January 2001 on 5 February 2015.
+*[[Stewart Fist]], [https://web.archive.org/web/20010126083400/http://www.electric-words.com/junk/pmdocs/2025493120.html APCO, Philip Morris and TASSC] (explanatory notes on Philip Morris documents), electronic-words.com. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 26 January 2001 on 5 February 2015.
 *"[http://members.tripod.com/~ngin/rightwing.htm Pro-GM scientists and the right]", ''Norfolk Genetic Information Network'', accessed April 2004.

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 ===Publications===
 ====Books====
-*Roger Bate, ''Life's Adventure: Virtual Risk in a Real World'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000.
+*[[Roger Bate]], ''Life's Adventure: Virtual Risk in a Real World'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000.
-*Richard North, ''Risk: The Human Choice'', European Science and Environment Forum, 2000.
+*[[Richard North]], ''Risk: The Human Choice'', European Science and Environment Forum, 2000.
-*John Brignell, ''Sorry, Wrong Number! The Abuse of Measurement'', Brignell Associates, 2000.
+*[[John Brignell]], ''Sorry, Wrong Number! The Abuse of Measurement'', Brignell Associates, 2000.
-*Lorraine Mooney & Roger Bate (eds), ''Environmental Health: Third World Problems - First World Preoccupations'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999.
+*[[Lorraine Mooney]] & [[Roger Bate]] (eds), ''Environmental Health: Third World Problems - First World Preoccupations'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999.
-*Julian Morris & Roger Bate (eds), ''Fearing Food: Risk, Health and Environment'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999.
+*[[Julian Morris]] & [[Roger Bate]] (eds), ''Fearing Food: Risk, Health and Environment'', Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999.
-*Roger Bate (ed), ''What Risk? Science, Politics and Public Health'', Butterwoth-Heinemann, 1999.
+*[[Roger Bate]] (ed), ''What Risk? Science, Politics and Public Health'', Butterwoth-Heinemann, 1999.
-*Roger Bate (ed), ''Global Warming: The Continuing Debate'', European Science and Environment Forum, 1997.
+*[[Roger Bate]] (ed), ''Global Warming: The Continuing Debate'', European Science and Environment Forum, 1997.
-*John Emsley (ed), ''The Global Warming Debate'', European Science and Environment Forum, 1996.
+*[[John Emsley]] (ed), ''The Global Warming Debate'', European Science and Environment Forum, 1996.
 ====Working Papers, Pamphlets and Articles====

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 In the preface to the report &#8211; which was a repackaging of a report released the previous year by the [[George C. Marshall Institute]] - Stott argued that more effort was needed gathering data before climate science uncertainties would be resolved. &#8220;It is clear that the mandatory, command-and control,
-economics and politics of the [[Kyoto Protocol]] are not justified. Indeed, as the authors rightly conclude, &#8216;&#8230;actions must not be predicated on speculative images of an apocalyptic vision of life by 2100&#8217;&#8221;, Stott wrote.<ref>Philip Stott, [https://web.archive.org/web/20030406155049/http://www.scienceforum.net/pdfs/climate.pdf Preface of Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection], p.6, ESEF. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of www.scienceforum.net on 21 April 2015.</ref>
+economics and politics of the [[Kyoto Protocol]] are not justified. Indeed, as the authors rightly conclude, &#8216;&#8230;actions must not be predicated on speculative images of an apocalyptic vision of life by 2100&#8217;&#8221;, Stott wrote.<ref>Philip Stott, [https://web.archive.org/web/20030406155049/http://www.scienceforum.net/pdfs/climate.pdf Preface of Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection], p.6, ESEF. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 5 March 2002 on 21 April 2015.</ref>
 ==Personnel==

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 In the preface to the report &#8211; which was a repackaging of a report released the previous year by the [[George C. Marshall Institute]] - Stott argued that more effort was needed gathering data before climate science uncertainties would be resolved. &#8220;It is clear that the mandatory, command-and control,
-economics and politics of the [[Kyoto Protocol]] are not justified. Indeed, as the authors rightly conclude, &#8216;&#8230;actions must not be predicated on speculative images of an apocalyptic vision of life by 2100&#8217;&#8221;, Stott wrote.<ref>http://www.scienceforum.net/</ref>
+economics and politics of the [[Kyoto Protocol]] are not justified. Indeed, as the authors rightly conclude, &#8216;&#8230;actions must not be predicated on speculative images of an apocalyptic vision of life by 2100&#8217;&#8221;, Stott wrote.<ref>Philip Stott, [https://web.archive.org/web/20030406155049/http://www.scienceforum.net/pdfs/climate.pdf Preface of Climate Science and Policy: Making the Connection], p.6, ESEF. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of www.scienceforum.net on 21 April 2015.</ref>
 ==Personnel==

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 [[Lorraine Mooney]] was brought onto the ESEF staff from the [[Institute of Economic Affairs|IEA]] to write editorials, letters to the editor and op-ed pieces.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00/pdf Facsimile Transmittal Sheet], 20 May 1999. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney[http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00/pdf The WHO's Misplaced Priorities], ''The Wall Street Journal Europe'', 25 August 1997. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/action/document/page?tid=sex45c00 Smoking Out Bad Science], ''Wall Street Journal'', 1 January 1998. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/sex45c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref> Bate wrote many of these also, especially for the European Wall Street Journal.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy-dc.ucsf.edu/tid/vvp83c00/pdf;jsessionid=F4CC11B213B727BBAFA41AE2880746A2.tobacco03 Letter to Matthew Winokur of Philip Morris], 28 September 1998. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/vvp83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref>
-The organisation also worked with the [[Weinberg Group]] (another contractor/science-lobbyist organisation which ran special conferences for the tobacco industry) in promoting Risk Management ideas (essentially the preeminent role of economic factors, to counter the application of the precautionary principle).<ref> http://ltdlimages.library.ucsf.edu/imagesb/b/c/m/bcm65c00/Sbcm65c00.pdf</ref>
+The organisation also worked with the [[Weinberg Group]] (another contractor/science-lobbyist organisation which ran special conferences for the tobacco industry) in promoting Risk Management ideas (essentially the preeminent role of economic factors, to counter the application of the precautionary principle).<ref>Geoff Hadwick, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/bcm65c00/pdf;jsessionid=6A2462768136E50902A8E1CC47F793C0 The Challenges of Responsible Good Risk Practices], October 6 1997. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/bcm65c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref>
 In February 2002, the President of the [[George C. Marshall Institute]], [[William O'Keefe]], and [[Philip Stott]] jointly released a [[European Science and Environment Forum]] study, "Climate Change and Policy: Making the Connection". The press release issued listed Stott as the lead contact, stated that the report was &#8220;based on the work of a group of science and policy experts convened by the American [[George C. Marshall Institute]]&#8221; and thanked the &#8220;[[International Policy Network]] for supporting the publication of this report&#8221;. ([[Frederick Seitz]] was at the Marshall Institute at this time).

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 Almost immediately, it took on a crusade to fight UK and European regulations against passive smoke and workplace smoking, along with global warming and restricted use of pesticides and herbicides. It fought mainly to discredit the [[World Health Organisation]], while attempting to rebuff the science used by the USA's [[Environmental Protection Agency]] (EPA), [[Food and Drug Administration]] (FDA) and the [[Occupational Safety and Health Administration]] (OSHA).
-[[Lorraine Mooney]] was brought onto the ESEF staff from the [[Institute of Economic Affairs|IEA]] to write editorials, letters to the editor and op-ed pieces.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00/pdf Facsimile Transmittal Sheet], 20 May 1999. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney[http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00/pdf The WHO's Misplaced Priorities], ''The Wall Street Journal Europe'', 25 August 1997. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/action/document/page?tid=sex45c00 Smoking Out Bad Science], ''Wall Street Journal'', 1 January 1998. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/sex45c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref> Bate wrote many of these also, especially for the European Wall Street Journal.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy-dc.ucsf.edu/tid/vvp83c00/pdf;jsessionid=F4CC11B213B727BBAFA41AE2880746A2.tobacco03 Letter to Matthew Winokur of Philip Morris], 28 September 1998. http://ltdlimages.library.ucsf.edu/imagesv/v/v/p/vvp83c00/Svvp83c00.pdf Philip Morris Collection.</ref>
+[[Lorraine Mooney]] was brought onto the ESEF staff from the [[Institute of Economic Affairs|IEA]] to write editorials, letters to the editor and op-ed pieces.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00/pdf Facsimile Transmittal Sheet], 20 May 1999. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/fau83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney[http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00/pdf The WHO's Misplaced Priorities], ''The Wall Street Journal Europe'', 25 August 1997. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yvp83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref><ref>Lorraine Mooney, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/action/document/page?tid=sex45c00 Smoking Out Bad Science], ''Wall Street Journal'', 1 January 1998. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/sex45c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref> Bate wrote many of these also, especially for the European Wall Street Journal.<ref>Roger Bate, [http://legacy-dc.ucsf.edu/tid/vvp83c00/pdf;jsessionid=F4CC11B213B727BBAFA41AE2880746A2.tobacco03 Letter to Matthew Winokur of Philip Morris], 28 September 1998. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/vvp83c00 Philip Morris Collection.</ref>
 The organisation also worked with the [[Weinberg Group]] (another contractor/science-lobbyist organisation which ran special conferences for the tobacco industry) in promoting Risk Management ideas (essentially the preeminent role of economic factors, to counter the application of the precautionary principle).<ref> http://ltdlimages.library.ucsf.edu/imagesb/b/c/m/bcm65c00/Sbcm65c00.pdf</ref>