CO2 is Green

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CO2 is Green is a non-profit organization supporting public policy on environmental issues that rejects the science of climate change. A main focus of the organization are federal proposals that may “interfere with natures dependence on carbon dioxide.” CO2 is Green does not view carbon dioxide as a pollutant and advocates for federal law and regulations to support this thinking.

The CO2 is Green campaign was produced by H. Leighton Steward and Corbin Robertson. Steward retired in 2000, and was the vice chairman of Burlington Resources, a Houston-based oil and gas company bought by ConocoPhillips in 2006.[1] Robertson, the CEO of Natural Resource Partners, an owner of coal resources based in Houston. Mufson also stated that Steward and Robertson had started the campaign with about $1 million, and that both CO2 is Green and a related organization, Plants Need CO2, has applied for 501c3 status. As to the reason he launched the campaign, Steward said, "I'm not getting a penny for this," and "It's just something I thought people should know."[2] Additionally, according to Kate Sheppard, Steward is also the honorary director of the American Petroleum Institute.[3]

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