Heartland Confirms that it Mistakenly Emailed Internal Documents

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The Heartland Institute has confirmed in a prepared statement that it mistakenly emailed its board materials to an anonymous third party – confirming the source of the documents released here on the DeSmogBlogย yesterday.

Heartland then goes on allege that one of the documents (the Climate Strategy) is aย fake.

The DeSmogBlog has reviewed that Strategy document and compared its content to other material we have in hand. It addresses fiveย elements:

The Increased Climate Project Fundraising material is reproduced in and confirmed by Heartland’s own budget.

The โ€œGlobal Warming Curriculum for K-12 Classroomsโ€ is also a Heartland budget item and has been confirmed independently by the author, Dr. David Wojick.

The Funding for Parallel OrganizationsFunding for Selected Individuals Outside Heartland are both reproduced and confirmed in the Heartland budget. And Anthony Watts has confirmed independently the payments in Expanded Climate Communications.

The DeSmogBlog has received no direct communications from the Heartland Institute identifying any misstatement of fact in the โ€œClimate Strategyโ€ document and is therefore leaving the material available to those who may judge their content and veracity based on these and otherย sources.

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