New Climate Criminals Blog

Climate Criminals is a resource for exposing corporations, CEO’s, politicians, and other swine who are wreaking havoc on our planet and its climate. Do you have some dirt on a local climate criminal? Pass the information along. The people destroying our planet and perpetuating climate chaos need to be held accountable. Contact us a senorfrg@yahoo.com Disclaimer: This website is strictly for informational and educational purposes only.

1 Response to “New Climate Criminals Blog”


  1. 1 angry bear Nov 7th, 2006 at 12:02 pm

    I guess today’s question is how do you promote an engineering company without an engineering degree. Or can you move to another state and self proclaim yourself an engineer. Unfortunately one of my friends has met Sean Flanagan and paid the price. He not only has stolen property from my friends company. But formed another one and embezzled 80k without doing any of the work. And for what so he could go to Canada to commit adultery on his wife and pay for his kids school. This guy even stooped as low as stealing a man’s tools. The tools required to make his living .if you are thinking about doing business with this man check with some of the businesses in NH and see the trail of companies that he has screwed or not paid and the wife and two kids. He has taken refuge in Maryland at his cousins business this man is not an engineer or not even a decent machinist or human being.

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While at the University of North Carolina, Liz led one of the first successful campus renewable energy campaigns in the southeast and won the Morris K. Udall scholarship in both 2002 & 2003. She organized the first Southeast Student Renewable Energy Conference April 2-4, 2004, to engage other Southern schools beyond UNC in energy and climate work. In the summer of 2004 she became a co-founding member of Energy Action Coalition, which she has been actively involved with since then. She co-chaired the Energy Action Coalition Steering Committee for 2 years and is Executive Director of the Southern Energy Network, which works with students in the Southeast on clean energy and climate initiatives as part of Energy Action Coalition's Campus Climate Challenge. In late fall 2005, she attended the UN Climate Negotiations in Montreal and helped start www.itsgettinghotinhere.org . In 2008, she joined the board of the Highlander Research and Education Center (www.highlandercenter.org).

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