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Climate Resistance

Climate Resistance is a blog on the climate change debate. Launched in 2007, it is edited by Stuart Blackman and Ben Pile.About, Climate Resistance website, acc 4 Sep 2010 
It identifies "environmentalism" as the problem in the climate change debate:
:Environmentalism is in the ascendant. It holds that instead of buffering ourselves against whatever Mother Nature has to throw at us, we should try to make the weather marginally different by cutting down on the things that make life worth living.About, Climate Resistance website, acc 4 Sep 2010
It states:
:There is good scientific evidence that human activities are influencing the climate. But evidence is not fact, and neither evidence nor fact speak for themselves.
:The evidence for anthropogenic climate change is neither as strong nor as demanding of action as is widely claimed. ... Political arguments about climate change are routinely mistaken for scientific ones. Environmentalism uses science as a fig leaf to hide an embarrassment of blind faith and bad politics.About, Climate Resistance website, acc 4 Sep 2010
Ben has an association with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network, through speaking at the Institute of Ideas"Science and Health Forum", Institute of Ideas website, accessed 8 May 2010, providing articles for Culture Wars"Ben Pile", Culture Wars website, accessed 8 May 2010 and Spiked, 
"Political prejudice dressed up as science", Spiked website, accessed 2 May 2010 and acting as a judge for Debating Matters. "People: Judge", Debating Matters website, accessed 8 May 2010 Stuart also has a limited association with the LM network through writing for Spiked"Climate change is not beyond questioning", Spiked website, accessed 8 May 2010 and speaking at an event of the Battle of Ideas."Speakers", Institute of Ideas website, accessed 2 May 2010
On Twitter, Clim8resistance follows LM network entities and associates Big Potatoes, cScape, David Bowden, Justine Brian, Daniel Ben-Ami, Patrick Hayes, Timandra Harkness, James Heartfield, Tiffany Jenkins, Angus Kennedy, Rob Killick, Rob Lyons, Brendan O'Neill, Martyn Perks, James Panton, Karl Sharro, Austin Williams and James Woudhuysen.Following Clim8resistance on Twitter acc 9 Mar 2011
==Contact==
Blog
Facebook
Twitter
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:ClimateCategory:Climate Change Category:Climate Change Sceptics Category:Climate Science
Clinical CONNEXION

Clinical CONNEXION (CCX) is a healthcare marketing and communications company that develops and executes educational programs within the promotional education and sales training arenas. It is a branch of CONNEXION Healthcare.
==People==
*Vincent Mevoli, Managing Director
==Contact==
:Address:
:6 Terry Drive
:Newtown, PA 18940
:Phone: 215.944.9400
:Website: http://clinicalconnexion.com/index.php
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Category: Pharma
Category:Biotech Industry
Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
Clinical Cornerstone

Clinical Cornerstone is a medical journal.
The Clinical Cornerstone website states that material is chosen for the journal by the following process:
*Q. How are topics chosen for the journal?
*A. The editorial advisory board recommends topics in the form of a needs assessment, based on literature searches, readers’ responses on evaluation forms, and input based on current interest and common practice problems faced by primary care practitioners. Subscriber suggestions for topics of interest are welcome.Clinical Cornerstone FAQs, accessed 15 September 2009
This account seems to leave out the possibility that a client of Excerpta Medica, the Medical PR firm that publishes the journal, might be able to influence or insert material in the journal or its supplements.
*Q. How are faculty/contributors selected?
*A. Excerpta Medica’s worldwide involvement with thought leaders provides a basis for identifying expert faculty in particular topical areas. The journal editor chooses a guest editor based on these recommendations. Once the guest editor is selected for a topic, he or she works with the journal editor to select contributing authors who can provide the expertise to bridge the gap between the specialist and the primary care practitioner.Clinical Cornerstone FAQs, accessed 15 September 2009
==People==
===Editorial Board===
*Editor Martin Quan, MD Professor of Clinical Family Medicine and Director, Office of CME, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California
*Associate Editor Richard A. Johnson, MD, Clinical Professor of Family Medicine and Radiology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California
====Editorial Advisors====
*Dennis Cope, MD, Professor of Medicine, Chair of Medicine, Olive View–UCLA Medical Center, Sylmar, California
*Howard A. Miller, MD, Professor of Medicine and Excecutive Vice Chair, Department of Medicine, Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
*Jane Murray, MD, Clinical Professor, Family & Community Medicine, University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical Director, Sastun Center of Integrative Health Care, Mission, Kansas
*George T. Smith, MD, MS, Consultant Physician, Palm Beach, Florida, Publisher
*Cindy Jablonowski, Excerpta Medica, Bridgewater, New JerseyClinical Cornerstone Editorial Board, accessed 15 September 2009
==Notes==
Category:HealthCategory:Pharma
Clive Betts

Clive Betts has been the Labour MP for Sheffield South East since 2010. He was previously the MP for Sheffield, Attercliffe from 1992 to 2010.Mr Clive Betts, UK Parliament, 10 September 2013.
==Career==
He was an Opposition Whip, 1996-97, an Assistant Whip (HM Treasury) 1997-9 and a Lord Commissioner (HM Treasury) (Whip) 1998-01.Mr Clive Betts, UK Parliament, 10 September 2013.
==Suspicious about fracking==
Speaking in the House of Commons in December 2015, Betts said:
:'Everyone gets suspicious about fracking. Many people do not trust the Government on the issue. They think that, as the Government want to go fracking all over the place and national parks do not, the Government are probably happy to do it and have somewhat brought those suspicions on themselves. Perhaps the Government could make an absolutely clear statement that there is no way in which this proposed new clause gives any extension of planning powers or anything else that could possibly affect fracking in national parks'. Publications and records, Parliament.uk, accessed 1 December 2016. 
===Voting record===
Betts has an inconsistent voting record on fracking. Clive Betts, TheyWorkForYou, accessed 1 December 2016. 
*26 January 2015: voted for making fracking companies apply for an environmental permit before conducting exploratory drilling. He was absent however for a vote to amend the Infrastructure Bill to include a moratorium on fracking.
*11 February 2015: voted against requiring more pre-conditions for where fracking can take place.
*16 December 2015: voted against loosening the conditions for when fracking can take place in protected areas and national parks.
==Affiliations==
*United Kingdom-United Arab Emirates All-Party Parliamentary Group, member
*All-Party Parliamentary Football Group - ChairFootball APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 November 2015
==Staff== 
*Andrea Fischetti | James Thomas - Overseas visit 14-18 February 2016 to Jerusalem and the West Bank with political delegation. Fateh UK funded subsistence, accommodation and travel. Register Of Interests Of Members' Secretaries And Research Assistants 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 19 April 2016 
==Contact==
====Constituency====
*Address: First Floor, Barkers Pool House, Burgess Street, Sheffield, S1 2HF
*Telephone: 0114 275 7788
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 5114
*Fax: 020 7219 2289
*Email: clive.betts.mp@parliament.uk
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.clivebetts.com
*Twitter: https://twitter.com/CliveBettsMP
==Notes==
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Clive Briault

Clive Briault became Managing Director of Retail Markets at the Financial Services Authority in April 2004. He has overall responsibility for the FSA's extensive retail agenda, including its work on raising financial capability among consumers, and regulation of firms or groups whose business is predominantly at the retail end of the market. This includes insurers, high street banks, building societies and mortgage lenders and retail intermediaries.
Clive joined the FSA at its inception in 1998 as Director of Central Policy. In 2001 he became Director of Prudential Standards Division, setting out prudential policy for all regulated firms. An economist by background, prior to joining the FSA he spent 18 years at the Bank of England in a variety of regulatory and monetary policy roles. .
== Notes ==
# The Financial Services Authority website, http://www.fsa.gov.uk/Pages/about/index.shtml. Last viewed 01.02.07
Clive Brooke

Clive Brooke also known as Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe is a British trade unionist, and Labour Party Member of the House of Lords. Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe www.parliament.uk, accessed 1 April 2015 
His political interests are listed as employment, transport and drug and alcohol issues. Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe Democracy Live, accessed 1 April 2015 
==Affiliations== 
*Obesity All-Party Parliamentary Group
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm - chair to March 2015, vice chair from July 2015 add ref 
==Notes==
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Clive Efford

Clive Efford has been the Labour Party MP for Eltham since 1997. He has been a shadow minister (Culture, Media and Sport) since 2011.Clive Efford, www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 October 2013.
In the 2015 general election, Efford retained his seat gaining a majority of 2,693 and 43 per cent of the vote. Eltham Parliamentary constituency BBC News, accessed 21 May 2015 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group
==Notes==
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Clive Lewis (Politician)

Clive Lewis has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP) for Norwich South since May 2015. Clive Lewis MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 
Norwich South was held by Liberal Democrats MP Simon Wright from 2010 to 2015 but he failed to be re-elected in the 2015 general election finishing fourth in the polling results. Simon Wright www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 Lewis defeated closest competitor Consevative Party candidate Lisa Townsend with a majority of 7,654 in May 2015. Norwich South parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 27 May 2015 	
==Notes==
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Clive Rose

Sir Clive Rose, (born 15 September 1921) was a British diplomat and right wing networker.
==Background==
Rose was the son of the Right Reverend Alfred Carey Wollaston Rose and Lois Juliet (née Garton). He was educated at Marlborough College and Christ Church College, Oxford (MA); in 1946 he married Elisabeth Mackenzie, daughter of Reverend Cyril Lewis, Gilston; they had two sons and three daughters.British Diplomatic Oral History Programme Transcript of interview Reference DOHP 74 Creator 	Rose, Sir Clive Martin Covering Dates 	2003 Extent and Medium 	1 file
==Career==
*During the war, Rose served as a Major in the Rifle Brigade, (1941-46), serving in Europe, (1944-45), India, (1945) and Iraq, (1945-46). 
*His diplomatic career began when he joined the Commonwealth Relations Office in 1948, and included: Office of the Deputy High Commissioner, Madras, (1948-49); Foreign Office, (1950-53); UK High Commission, Germany, (1953-54); British Embassy, Bonn, (1955); FO, (1956-59); 1st Secretary and Consul, Montevideo [Uruguay], (1959-62); FO, (1962-65); Commercial Counsellor, Paris [France], (1965-67); Imperial Defence College, (1968); Counsellor, British Embassy, Washington [United States], (1969-71); Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, (1971-73); Head, British Delegation to Negotiations on Mutual Reduction of Forces and Armaments and Associated Measures in Central Europe, Vienna [Austria], (1973-76); Deputy Secretary, Cabinet Office, (1976-79);British Diplomatic Oral History Programme Transcript of interview Reference DOHP 74 Creator 	Rose, Sir Clive Martin Covering Dates 	2003 Extent and Medium 	1 file
*UK Permanent Representative on North Atlantic Council (NATO), (1979-82).NATO UK Permanent Representative to NATO , accessed 26 January 2009
*1986 Control Risks Information Services a subsidiary of Control Risks Group board memberThe Times (London) November 7 1986, Friday Appointments SECTION: Issue 62609.
==Notes==
Clive Soley

Clive Soley (Lord Soley) is a life peer in the House of Lords. He became a Labour Party member of the Lords in July 2005, having been made a peer after leaving parliament. Soley previously served as MP for Ealing, Acton & Shepherd's Bush from 1997 to 2005, for Hammersmith from 1983 to 1997 and Hammersmith North from 1979 to 1983. Lord Soley www.parliament.uk, accessed 24 April 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Vice-Chair- UK-Bahrain All-Party Parliamentary Group
==Notes==
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Clive William Leach

Clive Leach is Chairman of Yorkshire Enterprise Ltd and Chairman of Leeds TEC. As Chairman of Leeds Health Authority he is paid £19,825 a year. He gave more than £5000 to the Labour Party in 1999. Yorkshire Enterprise operates in Yorkshire and Humberside, lending money (investment capital) and leasing its business units to small companies. It has subsidiaries in Cardiff and Cheltenham.
He is the former Chairman and Chief Executive of Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television (now part of Granada). At the time that he was in charge, staffing was reduced from 2000 to 850 in five years.
Cloaca Maxima Ltd

Cloaca Maxima Ltd, based at Dean Trench Street in London is a secretive consultancy set up by Dennis Stevenson in 1996 . It is named after a large Roman Sewer and is used by Stevenson to channel funds from corporations on the board of which he sits. For example the 2002 Annual Report of HBOS noted that:
:The fee payment to Dennis Stevenson comprises payments made to him personally and to Cloaca Maxima (of which company Dennis Stevenson is a director) in respect of the provision of his services as Chairman of the Group of £472,500 (2001 - £350,000) and payments made in respect of his services as a Director of St James's Place Capital of £nil (2001 - £12,500) where his directorship ended on 21 February 2002.
One of the directors of Cloaca Maxima is Heneage Stevenson, trustee of the arts organisation Second Movement and development manager at Bee Bee Developments , a company that was the largest landowner in mid-town London. On its website, Bee Bee Developments claims to have relationships with a number of private sector organisations, particularly banks, including Halifax Bank of Scotland 
==What is in a name==
Observation: Cloaca is a technical biological term for the "anus analog" in some primitive organisms (fishes, certain birds, and some mammalians); it also means: "A sewer or a privy". Given the nature of the name, one suspects that it was coined in jest, and thus indicates the nature of the organization.
== Notes ==
# Companies House, last accessed 01/02/07
# Wikipedia Cloaca Maxima
# Second Movement, last accessed 01/02/07
# Bee Bee Developments , last accessed 01/02/07
Club de Paris

:The 19 Paris Club permanent members are governments with large claims on various other governments throughout the world (the claims may be held directly by the government or through its appropriate institutions). They have constantly applied the terms defined in the Paris Club Agreed Minutes on their claims in the past (this means principally having cancelled claims for countries benefiting from debt reduction and restructured claims over periods of comparable maturity) and have settled any bilateral disputes or arrears with Paris Club countries, if any. The following countries are permanent Paris Club members:
AUSTRIA
AUSTRALIA
BELGIUM
CANADA
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
IRELAND
ITALY
JAPAN
NETHERLANDS
NORWAY
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CREDITORS INVITED ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS
Other official creditors can also participate in rescheduling sessions, subject to the agreement of permanent members and of the debtor country. When participating in a rescheduling session, creditors agree to act in good faith and to follow the rules and principles of the Paris Club. The following countries have participated as creditors in some Paris Club agreements:
Abu Dhabi
South Africa
Argentina
Brazil
Korea
Israel
Kuwait
Mexico
Morocco
New Zealand
Portugal
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
==Notes==
http://www.clubdeparis.org/en/presentation/presentation.php?BATCH=B01WP03
Cluff Geothermal

==People==
*Algy Cluff, mining magnate and former Tory fundraiser. See Cluff Natural Resources. He resigned as a director at Cluff Geothermal in 2014.
==Activities==
In October 2010 Cluff Geothermal met with Lord Marland to discuss energy issues. Department of Energy and Climate Change. Ministerial meetings with outside interests, 1 Oct - 31 Dec 2010 
In January 2013 it met with Mark Simmonds at the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office 'to discuss energy sector in East Africa' Transparency data: Ministers: Quarterly return - January to March 2013 - Meetings with external organisations, published July 2013, accessed 5 November 2014
==Royal connections==
Algy Cluff hired Pippa Middleton at the height of her sister's post-wedding fame as a geothermal spokeswoman for his fledgling venture Cluff Geothermal. 
==Resources==
==Address==
:Correspondence address as noted at Companies House in 2019
:Charter House, 13-15 Carteret Street, London, England, SW1H 9DJ
==Notes==
Category:Fracking
Cluff Natural Resources

Cluff Natural Resources plc is an AIM-listed investment company founded by natural resources entrepreneur Algy Cluff. It is primarily focused on North Sea exploration and appraisal.
==Activities==
===Underground coal gasification licences in England, Scotland and Wales===
In 2013 Cluff Natural Resources (CNR) was awarded two new licenses covering offshore deep Underground coal gasification (UCG) prospects at North Cumbria, north-west England, and Largo Bay, off Fife, Scotland, by the UK's Coal Authority. It already held three other three licenses, off Kincardine, near Sterling, Scotland, in the Loughor Estuary, Wales, and the Dee Estuary, west coast of England. Underground coal gasification involves injecting oxygen and steam underground to release gas from coal seams. It is a highly polluting process.
According to CNR's website, the company was 'focused on unlocking the energy potential in the UK via the proven Deep Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) process which involves targeting stranded coal and converting it into syngas. The company is awaiting planning and environmental permits for eight Deep UCG licences, it is intended that the licences will be developed to production'.
CNR's plans to build the UK's first deep offshore UGC plant at Kincardine in Fife, however, were halted after Scotland banned the technology based on its potential climate impact and environmental and health concerns. The UK government refused to support it following a commissioned review by consultants Atkins published in December 2016, which said UCG extracted gas used in power stations would be 40-100% dirtier in terms of CO2 emissions than burning gas from the North Sea and imports. Adam Vaughan, Underground coal gasification will not go ahead in UK, The Guardian, 8 December 2016 
==People==
*Graham Swindells, CEO since 1 March 2018 (replacing Algy Cluff), former finance director, previously at Ernst & Young (2009-12) and Arbuthnot Securities (2000-2007)
*Mark Lappin - non-executive chairman since 1 May 2019, after retiring earlier in the year as Cuadrilla's technical director. Previously worked with Centrica and Exxon.
*William De La Warr, non-executive director
===Former employees===
*Katy Eustice was CNR's press and PR manager (2013). She is the wife of former Conservative Defra junior ministor and ex-lobbyist George Eustice.
==Address==
:Third Floor, 5-8 The Sanctuary, London, SW1P 3JS
==Notes==
Category:Fracking
Clutha House

Clutha House, 10 Storey's Gate, is a building in Westminster located on the corner of Storey's Gate and Matthew Parker Street, close to Parliament Square. The building houses several right-wing think-tanks including Policy Exchange, Localis, Civitas and the Centre for Social Cohesion. It is also home to many businesses including solicitors Hollingworth Bissell Hollingworth Bissell, Profiles, London Online, Accessed 04-September-2009 and technology firm Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited. Insight MSC, Address, Insight MSC, Accessed, 05-September-2009. Clutha House was also the location of former Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell's 2005 leadership campaign headquarters. Campaign Headquarters, Contact Us, Ming Campbell, Accessed 04-September-2009 The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety is based on the 3rd floor of the Clutha House building. Other organisations at number 10 include the Banco Pastor Office and the Industrial Development Board For Northern Ireland.
Clutha House was also the residence of Sean Cleary's firm Strategy Network International. Patricia Wynn Davies, Richard Dowden and John Carlin, The Attack on Sleaze: How apartheid regime set out to woo Tories: Patricia Wynn Davies tells the story of the firm which gave MPs a South African perspective, The Independent, 26-October-1994, Accessed 11-September-2009
==Notes==
Category:Think Tanks
Coalition 2.0

Coalition 2.0 is a joint initiative between senior Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to discuss a coalition programme for the period 2012-2015.James Forsyth, Are wedding bells ringing in Coalition ears?, MailOnline, 31 October 2010.Patrick Wintour and Allegra Stratton, Liberal Democrats work on identity – and joint policy with Conservatives, guardian.co.uk, 1 November 2010.
Coalition 2.0 meetings take place at the Liberal Democrat-aligned CentreForum thinktank. The talks have the blessing of both David Cameron and Nick Clegg, and the participants are reportedly intended to reflect the balance of opinion within both parties.James Forsyth, Are wedding bells ringing in Coalition ears?, MailOnline, 31 October 2010.
==Membership==
===Conservatives===
*Owen Paterson
*Michael GovePatrick Wintour and Allegra Stratton, Liberal Democrats work on identity – and joint policy with Conservatives, guardian.co.uk, 1 November 2010.
*Greg Clark
*Tim Montgomerie
*Daniel FinkelsteinJames Forsyth, Are wedding bells ringing in Coalition ears?, MailOnline, 31 October 2010.
*Sajid JavidTim Montgomerie, Conservatives and Liberal Democrats meet together to discuss 'Coalition 2.0', conservativehome, 31 November 2010.
===Liberal Democrats===
*David Laws
*Chris Huhne
*Julian Astle
*Paul MarshallJames Forsyth, Are wedding bells ringing in Coalition ears?, MailOnline, 31 October 2010.
*Tim LeunigPatrick Wintour and Allegra Stratton, Liberal Democrats work on identity – and joint policy with Conservatives, guardian.co.uk, 1 November 2010.
==Notes==