#1500 - Barbara Freese
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Notable books mentioned: Industrial Strength Denial by Barbara Freese, Merchants of Doubt
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The host mentioned 'Industrial Strength Denial' to highlight the book's exploration of how corporations defend their harmful practices, particularl…
The host discusses the manipulation of scientific testimony by corporate interests, particularly in the context of climate change and tobacco. They…
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- The conversation centers on climate change denial.
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“Barbara Freese discusses her book 'Industrial Strength Denial', which explores how corporations defend harmful practices and deny their impact on the environment.”
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“The film 'Merchants of Doubt' is mentioned as it relates to the tactics used by scientists to deny climate change, similar to those used in the tobacco industry.”
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Merchants of Doubt
“The film Merchants of Doubt touches on how people who worked for the tobacco industry eventually went to work to deny that man made climate change.”