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27 02, 2015

Press Release: Following Rep. Grijalva’s Inspiration, E&E Legal Files FOIA with U of A, CU, and GA Tech for Funding and Conflict Records

2016-12-11T17:07:41-05:00February 27th, 2015|Climategate, Conflict of Interest, FME Law, Georgia Tech, Horner, Press Releases, Transparency, University of Arizona, University of Colorado, War on Coal|

For Immediate Release: February 27, 2015 Contact: Craig Richardson [email protected] 202-758-8301 Following Rep. Grijalva Inspiration, E&E Legal Files FOIA Requests with Georgia Tech, Universities of Colorado and Arizona Seeking Records Relating to Researchers' Funding Washington, D.C. -- Yesterday, the Energy & Environment Legal Institute (E&E Legal), in conjunction with the Free Market Environmental Law Clinic [...]

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26 02, 2015

Press Release: Following Rep. Grijalva’s Inspiration, E&E Legal Files FOIA with U. of Delaware for certain records relating to funding and conflicts

2016-12-11T17:07:42-05:00February 26th, 2015|Climategate, Conflict of Interest, FME Law, Horner, Personnel, Press Releases, Transparency, University of Delaware, University of Delaware|

For Immediate Release: February 26, 2015 Contact: Craig Richardson [email protected] 202-758-8301 Following Rep. Grijalva Inspiration, E&E Legal Files FOIA Request with the University of Deleware Seeking Records Relating to the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Washington, D.C. -- Today, the Energy & Environment Legal Institute (E&E Legal), in conjunction with the Free Market Environmental [...]

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28 08, 2014

Washington Times: Green-trigue: N.Y. legal memo may give Obama path to make U.N. climate deal binding

2014-09-01T11:03:45-04:00August 28th, 2014|"Climate Change", Climategate, Horner, Transparency|

by Stephan Dinan Washington Times Two years ago, the New York attorney general’s office prepared a legal brief laying out a potential case for asking courts to make the U.S. cut greenhouse gas emissions based on international treaties, according to documents reviewed by The Washington Times. Legal analysts say it’s a tough sell, and the [...]

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17 07, 2014

The Daily Progress: Climate fine shows value of freedom

2016-12-11T17:07:57-05:00July 17th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal vs. UVA, Media Coverage, Richardson|

by The Daily Progress What a letdown. And what an irony. The Virginia Supreme Court levied damages of just $250 against the nonprofit Energy & Environment Legal Institute in its bid to obtain climate researcher Michael Mann’s emails while he was a professor at the University of Virginia... The institute says that even though it [...]

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16 07, 2014

Washington Post: State supreme court awards $250 to U-Va. and climate scientist Michael Mann [Headline inaccurate, Mann was awarded nothing]

2014-07-17T09:57:11-04:00July 16th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal v. UofA, Media Coverage, Schnare|

by Ileana Najarro Washington Post [Note from E&E Legal General Counsel David Schnare, who explained this to the Washington Post reporter: "There is a lot of misunderstanding about the $250 'damages' assessed by the Court. Any appellant that loses their appeal in the Virginia Supreme Court has to make this payment to the opposing party. [...]

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15 07, 2014

Climate Change Dispatch: Virginia Supreme Court Awards a Paltry $250 to Michael Mann

2016-12-11T17:07:58-05:00July 15th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal vs. UVA, Media Coverage, Petition Litigation|

by Climate Change Dispatch In a clear slap in the face, the Virginia Supreme Court awarded Michael E. Mann and the University of Virginia a piddling $250 in damages in the email FOIA case. Showing the triviality of the manner, the court's order (shown here) didn't even specify the rationale for the derisory amount... Read more.

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14 07, 2014

Associated Press: Virginia Supreme Court awards $250 damages to U.Va., ex-professor in email case

2014-07-17T10:22:38-04:00July 14th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal vs. UVA, Media Coverage, Richardson|

by Associated Press CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia — The Virginia Supreme Court has awarded $250 damages to the University of Virginia and former professor Michael Mann in a case that involved Mann's emails regarding climate change. The court's recent order only states the amount of damages that the Energy & Environmental Legal Institute must pay. It doesn't [...]

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18 03, 2014

Investor’s Daily Business: Media, Surprisingly, Ask To See Climate Scientist’s Emails

2014-03-24T11:54:41-04:00March 18th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal vs. UVA, Media Coverage, Petition Litigation|

Investor's Daily Business Editorial Junk Science: More than a dozen news organizations want to see the emails of global warm-monger Michael Mann to see what the creator of the hockey stick graph has been saying in private. This is a noteworthy turn of events. Mann is the Penn State climate scientist who in the late [...]

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17 03, 2014

Watts Up With That?: Wow, even MSM reporters want to see Michael Mann’s UVa emails now

2014-03-18T14:28:34-04:00March 17th, 2014|Climategate, E&E Legal vs. UVA, Media Coverage, Schnare|

by Anthony Watts Watts Up With That? Get this: 17 news organizations, including NPR, WaPo, AP,  now have grown a spine and filed an amicus brief (see download below) to OPPOSE in court Michael Mann’s effort to keep his UVa CLIMATEGATE-related e-mails secret. Basically, Mann’s attempt at hiding his emails of work done on public [...]

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6 07, 2013

Horner: Sunday Reflection: The collusion of the climate crowd

2013-09-28T17:27:17-04:00July 6th, 2013|Climategate, Horner, Media Coverage, Personnel, Transparency|

by Chris Horner, Senior Legal Fellow Washington Examiner Not long ago, the American Tradition Institute initiated a transparency campaign using federal and state freedom of information laws to learn more about how taxpayer-funded academics use their positions to advance a particular agenda. On its face, this should have been welcomed by the Left, which often [...]

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