Henry Derwent - Revision history

Miriam Rose: /* Notes */

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Miriam Rose at 14:53, 16 January 2010

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Claire Robinson at 21:25, 7 December 2009

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Claire Robinson: /* Revolving door- from government to industry lobbyist in six months */

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Revolving door- from government to industry lobbyist in six months

Claire Robinson: /* Revolving door- from government to industry lobbyist in six months */

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Revolving door- from government to industry lobbyist in six months

Claire Robinson at 13:51, 7 December 2009

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Miriam Rose at 13:27, 6 December 2009

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Miriam Rose at 13:11, 6 December 2009

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Miriam Rose at 13:08, 6 December 2009

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Miriam Rose at 13:07, 6 December 2009

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-Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser who became a government lobbyist for carbon trading and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.
+Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser who became a government lobbyist for carbon trading and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank. He is also president and CEO of the [[International Emissions Trading Association]] since 2007.
 According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map, Derwent has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[The Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>

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	Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser who became a government lobbyist for carbon trading and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.		Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser who became a government lobbyist for carbon trading and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.

−	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map ~~Henry~~ has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[The Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>	+	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map, Derwent has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[The Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>

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−	==Revolving door~~- from~~ government to industry lobbyist in six months==	+	==Revolving door: From government to industry lobbyist in six months==

	According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3 December 09:<ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>		According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3 December 09:<ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>

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-According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3rd Dec 09. <ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>
+According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3 December 09:<ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>
 :Tony Blair’s former climate adviser now runs one of the world’s biggest lobby groups, whose membership includes energy giants [[BP]], [[Shell]] and [[E.ON]] according to [[Channel 4]] News Who Knows Who.

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	Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.		Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.

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	Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.		Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.

−	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map Henry has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>	+	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map Henry has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[The Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>

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	Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.		Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.

−	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map Henry has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[~~Ofegm~~]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>	+	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map Henry has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofgem]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>

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		+	Henry Derwent was a top climate adviser, now government lobbyist for carbon trading, and a director of the [[Carbon Trust]]. Previously he worked in the [[Department of Transport]] and as a corporate financier for an international investment bank.
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		+	According to Channel 4's [[Who Knows Who Beta]] map Henry has board-room connections to [[James Cameron]], [[RWE]], [[E.ON]], [[David Milliband]], [[David Green]], [[Climate Group]], [[Tony Blair]], [[Lafarge]], [[BP]], [[Ofegm]], [[Shell]] and [[Copenhagen Climate Council]] amongst others. <ref>Who Knows Who [http://whoknowswho.channel4.com/people/Henry_Derwent/map Henry Derwent Map], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>
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		+	==Revolving door- from government to industry lobbyist in six months==
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	According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3rd Dec 09. <ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>		According to an article by ClickGreen published on 3rd Dec 09. <ref>Click Green [http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/analysis/general-analysis/12955-blair%E2%80%99s-climate-man-should-have-been-handed-two-year-ban.html 'Blair's climate man should have been handed two year ban'], Accessed 06/12/09</ref>