institutions Europäisches Institut für Klima und Energie

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Titel Europäisches Institut für Klima und Energie
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ID 2726
Type Think Tank
Date 2007
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  • Think Tank import 12-3-21
  • Nuria Research Collection
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    Start End Other relation type Related Work
    — — published EIKE0952R
    — — published EIKE0668O
    — — published EIKE1070N
    — — published EIKE0882OT
    — — published EIKE0617O
    — — published EIKE0701O
    — — published EIKE1044R
    — — published EIKE1388O
    — — published EIKE1025O
    — — published EIKE1197O

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    Start End Other relation type Related Person
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Herman, Arthur
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Gray, Vincent
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Schreuder, Hans
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] München, Koelle
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Ermecke, Klaus
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Petersdorff, Georg v.
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Bronik, Hans G.
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] E.Koelle, D.
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Bolt, Andrew
    — — external contributor [REVERSE] Miersch, Michael

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    einleitung

    EIKE was founded in 2007 in Jena. EIKE (Europäisches Institut für Klima und Energie e.V.) is a German Think Tank dealing with policy issues related to climate change. They are widely known to be climate sceptical. EIKE is strictly opposing the general consent that human activities are contributing to climate change consequences. In their point of view, Climate Change only serves governments to patronize the economy and its populations. EIKE claims to be politically neutral but has ties to the right-wing party Alternative for Germany (AfD) which denies man made global warming as well.

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