funneled the money through a third party, the Fraser Institute. Criticism David Cantor writes that Gori has been criticised for his career as a consultant for the tobacco industry and that critics of Gori have questioned his scientific and management credentials. Other academics who have criticised Gori include Richard Kluger and Devra Davis. Works Gio Batta Gori, Virtually Safe Cigarettes: Reviving an Opportunity Once Tragically Rejected, IOS Press Inc, January 2000. Gio B. Gori, John Luik, Passive Smoke: The EPA's Betrayal of Science and Policy, The Fraser Institute, 1999. References Sources Text adapted from Gio Batta Gori - SourceWatch under the GFDL Smoking in the United States Living people Brown & Williamson Academic journal editors American epidemiologists Year of birth missing (living people)