== Confusing section == 

 I removed the following section from the article because the information is presented in a way that is very confusing to readers. It's not clear which are real controversies and which are examples of manufactured controversies.    

  
 ;Prominent examples 
 Examples of controversies that have been labeled manufactured controversies: 
 *The health risks of smoking tobacco 
 *Depletion of the ozone layer 
 *Climate change denial 
 *Development of skin cancer from exposure to ultraviolet radiation via sunlight and tanning lamps 
 *Denial of Armenian Genocide by the government of TurkeyState of Denial 
 Turkey Spends Millions to Cover Up Armenian Genocide. Intelligence Report, Summer 2008, Issue Number: 130.  
 *Denial of the Holocaust of the Jews during WWII 
 *Vaccination controversies, particularly those alleging a causative relationship between the MMR vaccine or thiomersal in the development of autism spectrum disorders."Vaccines & Autism: A Deadly Manufactroversy", Harriet Hall, Skeptic Magazine, Vol. 15, number 2, June 3, 2009 
 *AIDS denialism 
 *The "Teach the Controversy" efforts of intelligent design supporters 
 *The carcinogenicity of hexavalent chromium