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• Front groups
  ...tch">SourceWatch, [http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Front_groups Front Groups], SourceWatch website, accessed 20 March 2015</ref> ..., and featuring on talk shows in an effort to divert public opinion toward industry views.<ref>Mark Megalli and Andy Friedman (March 1992), [http://multination
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• LM network
  ...s book ‘Let’s Build’ calling for government support for the building industry <ref>"[http://www.audacity.org/buy.htm Buy]" Audacity website, accessed 5 J ...competition which include such subjects of interest to the pharmaceutical industry as: the value or otherwise of complementary medicine, NHS rationing of expe
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• GM lobby groups
  ...ate spin techniques. This page links to a wide range of GM lobby and spin groups. ==Front groups, Lobby groups and think tanks==
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• American Council on Science and Health
  ...> It defends GM foods, industrial chemicals, pharmaceuticals, plastics and food additives. It attacks organic agriculture, media 'scares' and environmenta ==Industry funding==
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• Food Industry lobby groups
  This page links to a range of 'Front Groups' and corporate lobby groups engaged in trying to undermine effective action on public health in the cor ==Corporate lobby groups==
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• Competitive Enterprise Institute
  It is described by PR Watch as "an ideologically-driven, well-funded front for corporations opposed to safety and environmental regulations that affec ...ment Off Our Backs]], the [[National Consumer Coalition]] (a pro-corporate front group headed by [[Frances Smith]], the wife of CEI founder [[Fred Smith]]),
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• Cato Institute
  ...b.org/sierra/200207/thinktank_printable.asp Rethinking the Think Tanks How industry-funded "experts" twist the environmental debate]Sierra Club magazine, Acces ...b.org/sierra/200207/thinktank_printable.asp Rethinking the Think Tanks How industry-funded "experts" twist the environmental debate]Sierra Club magazine, Acces
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• American Enterprise Institute
  It is often called the Godfather of Washington neoconservative lobby groups and is America's richest, largest and most influential think tank. It was r ...gathering of leading GM lobbyists assembled outside of the [[Biotechnology Industry Organization]]'s annual conventions.<ref>"[http://www.aei.org/events/eventI
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• Erinys International
  ...t in 2003 to guard Iraq oil installations and according to Newsday &#39;an industry source familiar with some of the internal affairs said Chalabi received a $ ...p "introduced us to people in the U.S. government who were involved in oil-industry security," Braus said. At the Cohen Group, [[Christine Vick]] and [[Paul Ge
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• Center for Consumer Freedom
  ...y targets groups seeking to promote controls relating to alcohol, tobacco, food safety, animal rights or the environment. ...g pro-consumer choice, the Consumer Freedom campaign vehemently opposes GM food labelling.
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• Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise
  ...site, accessed March 25 2009</ref> founded CDFE in 1974 along with two gun groups: Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, and the Second Ame ...k" where they talk about Rainforest Action Network's ties to other radical groups and "their anti-capitalist ideology, and their lawless and dangerous activi
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• Center for Food and Agricultural Research
  ...information on GM food on the internet to. CFFAR stands for the Center for Food & Agricultural Research and its website is not currently available, followi ...nd understanding health, safety, and sustainability issues associated with food and fiber production.' However, no details are given of the history, consti
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• AfricaBio
  ...ican Agricultural Technology Foundation]], which receives backing from the industry and [[USAID]] to introduce GM crops into Africa. Thomson's book ''Genes in ...ed [[Biotechnology Industry Organization]] - presents itself simply as the industry's major trade association.
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• Alex Avery
  ...r of Research and Education at the [http://www.cgfi.org/ Center for Global Food Issues] at the [[Hudson Institute]]. ...spent defending his father's claims, particularly those affecting organic food.
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• Rick Berman
  ...[[Mothers Against Drunk Driving]], animal rights activists, food watchdog groups and trade unions. ...t Rick Berman, A.K.A. "Dr. Evil"] accessed 12th November 2009 </ref>. The groups fronted by Berman that he claims as clients are: <ref> Berman & Company Web
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• Biotechnology Industry Organization
  Based in Washington DC, the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) was established in July of 1993 under the leadership of As the industry's major trade association, BIO represents large and small companies, as wel
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• British Nutrition Foundation
  ...ource of impartial information, but it does not always make its links with industry clear. ...e Foundation is a charitable organisation which raises funds from the food industry, government and a variety of other sources.<ref>[http://www.healthlinks.net
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• CropGen
  '''CropGen''' is a biotech industry-funded lobby group that says its mission is to "make the case for GM crops ...by [[Lexington Communications]] which also represents the UK biotechnology industry funded lobby group the [[Agricultural Biotechnology Council]] (ABC), as wel
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• Bill Durodié
  ...ight|200px| Durodie's 1999 pamphlet ''Poisonous Dummies'', for the Tobacco industry funded [[European Science and Environment Forum]]]] ...0000414152001/http://www.informinc.co.uk/LM/LM114/LM114_FoodReg.html 'Euro food regulation: poisonous dummies'], ''Living Marxism'', No. 114 - October 1998
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• European Science and Environment Forum
  ...fety regulations are based, and it was initially a creation of the tobacco industry, which promoted the idea of "junk science" and overregulation. ...d Science Coalition]] (TASSC), a front group created to assist the tobacco industry in its fight against regulation of secondhand cigarette smoke.
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