Bert Bolin

Only eight months later, he died of a heart attack while attending a conference in Stockholm.

His former doctoral student Bert Bohlin and successor as department head was the editor of TELUS and would play a pivotal role during the 1970s and 80s in placing anthropogenic global warming at the top of the scientific agenda.

Bohlin had worked with mathematician John von Neumann, at Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton during his time as a doctoral student.

An institute with deep ties to the Rockefeller network.

Institute for Advanced Study and Jan von Neumann was instrumental in using computers for weather forecasting.

In 2006, Rockefeller Brothers Fund declared that the science of global warming was settled and no longer worth debating.

That same year, former Vice President Al Gore's climate documentary An Inconvenient Truth helped propel the climate issue to the top of the global political agenda.

Al Gore had during the late 1960s been student of Roger Well at Harvard Center for Population Studies.