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The '''Environmental Policy Alliance''' describes itself as "devoted to uncovering the funding and hidden agendas behind environmental activist groups and exploring the intersection between activists and government agencies."<ref>Environmental Policy Alliance, "[http://environmentalpolicyalliance.org/ Home Page]", corporate website, accessed February 20, 2014.</ref> Its current projects include [[Green Decoys]], [[LEED Exposed]], and [[EPA Facts]]. The EPA is a project of the [[Center for Organizational Research & Education]]. | The '''Environmental Policy Alliance''' describes itself as "devoted to uncovering the funding and hidden agendas behind environmental activist groups and exploring the intersection between activists and government agencies."<ref>Environmental Policy Alliance, "[http://environmentalpolicyalliance.org/ Home Page]", corporate website, accessed February 20, 2014.</ref> Its current projects include [[Green Decoys]], [[LEED Exposed]], and [[EPA Facts]]. The EPA is a project of the [[Center for Organizational Research & Education]]. | ||
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{{#badges: Front groups}} The Environmental Policy Alliance describes itself as "devoted to uncovering the funding and hidden agendas behind environmental activist groups and exploring the intersection between activists and government agencies."[1] Its current projects include Green Decoys, LEED Exposed, and EPA Facts. The EPA is a project of the Center for Organizational Research & Education.
The EPA shares a mailing address with notorious lobbyist and front-group operator Richard Berman. Research analyst Anastasia Swearingen has previously worked for other Berman-associated organizations Center for Consumer Freedom and the American Beverage Institute.
