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Last night, the U.S. House of Representatives passed landmark health care reform after months of negotiations and despite some really by of any efforts to redress corporate malfeasance. Only a single Republican, Congressman of New Orleans, "the Good Joe," was  |  |


In a media release, the PR firm (H&K) boasts that the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has awarded the company a short-term consultancy for "an information campaign to encourage climate conscious behavior by delegates and others to help reduce GHG  |  |
The Philadelphia Inquirer is the to fail to disclose the fact that , a former Greenpeace activist turned PR consultant, is on the nuclear industry payroll. A recent 690-word opinion column by Moore, titled "Old foes welcome clean fuel," promotes  |  |
While the U.S. economy continues to reel from the fallout from the global financial crisis, there's a boom on in the gas industry wanting access to Appalachian areas underlain by the deposits. The gas-industry boom has environmentalists and many residents  |  |


TPM Muckraker the fact that Newsweek is teaming up with the () to host a "briefing" for Members of Congress on climate and energy policy.  |  |
At least 25 former federal officials and legislative aides who helped draft the 2003 drug benefit are now working as lobbyists for trying and protect the lucrative drug payment system in negotiations for health care reform. In 2008, the found  |  |
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