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  ...rvatives]] | [[Northern_Ireland_Portal|Northern Ireland]] | [[Nuclear_spin|Nuclear Spin]] | [[Pharma Portal|Pharma]] | [[Propaganda Portal|Propaganda]] | [[Re ...ry:Foodspin |Foodspin]] | [[:Category:GM |GM]] | [[:Category:Nuclear_Spin |Nuclear Spin]] | [[:Category:Water |Water Industry]]
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• Monsanto
  ...it was closely involved in the Manhattan Project, which created the first nuclear bomb<ref> Oak Ridge National Laboratories [http://www.ornl.gov/info/ornlrev [[Category: Biotech Industry]][[Category: Transnational Corporations]][[Category:Food and Agriculture Industry]][[Category:GM]][[Category: Chemi
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• International Futures Forum
  ...and actors, such as the Department for Trade and Industry (DTI), business corporations, artists and writers, the BBC, unspecified &#39;social entrepreneurs&#39;, == Pro-Nuclear ==
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• Global Business Network
  The GBN is funded by almost 200 large corporations, including many with terrible records of environmental and human rights abu [[Category: Nuclear Spin]]
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• Royal Institute for International Affairs
  == Nuclear Power: Attacking Government Advisors As Being 25 Years Out of Date== ...ailable, to find that there is no justification for bringing forward a new nuclear power programme at present".{{ref|sdc}}
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• Scottish Parliament Business Exchange
  ...e lobbyist; &#39;fascinating and valuable&#39; echoes the man from [[BP]]. Nuclear firm [[British Energy]], which has just received a ?650 million subsidy, co ...ned out to be false. Five of the eight participants are from multinational corporations and one is a commercial lobbyist representing multinationals; the other two
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• Bell Pottinger Communications
  ...o 5,000 British ‘opinion makers’ (including the heads of the top 2,000 corporations, the members of the Houses of Commons and Lords, and the major news media)" ==Pro-nuclear work==
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• Coca Cola
  ...ed 21st January 2008</ref> reports that he is Co-Chairman and CEO of the [[Nuclear Threat Initiative]] (since 2001), a Director of [[ChevronTexaco]] Corporati [[Category:Transnational Corporations]]
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• Walt Disney
  ...st married women. Both these countries will be highlighted in this report. Corporations like Disney can easily avoid being punished for use of sweatshops by easily ...andard of living as an explanation for the low wages and argue that their (corporations) operations benefit the community by providing needed jobs the choice isn&
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• Bayer: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...ADM), [[Jungbunzlauer AG]], and [[Cerestar Bioproducts BV]] were the other corporations fined.{{ref|90}} ...ins for therapeutic and nutraceutical use. PPL is also at the forefront of nuclear transfer (cloning) and gene targeting, and is known the world over for its
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• Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise
  ...LaRouche's supporters had tried to halt a peaceful demonstration against a nuclear power plant in New Hampshire by contacting the police and claiming that act ...ps and 'grassroots groups', often organised by PR consultants on behalf of corporations or trade associations.
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• Tracey Brown
  ...ween Brown's offer to Big Tobacco and Sense About Science's work promoting nuclear power and genetically modified crops, which, like tobacco, are risky produc ...nion that it is an abnegation of personal responsibility for people to sue corporations by whose products they’ve been harmed.
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from The Higher Circles
  ...ions]]''' (CFR). It is the key middle term, so to speak, between the large corporations on the one hand and the federal government on the other. By studying its co ...Foreign Relations, 1957-58.) More generally, in 1960-61, eighty-four large corporations and financial institutions contributed 12% ($i 12,200) of CFRs total income
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• International Policy Network
  ...o Sourcewatch in 2003 and 2004 about 85 per cent of IPN's funding was from corporations.<ref> Sourcewatch, [http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Internationa [[Category: Nuclear Spin]]
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• Institute of Public Affairs
  ...e IPA's board at the time were Australian representatives of transnational corporations with highly unenviable reputations in relation to the environment and publi ...dget - of about $1 million - is obtained from more than 2,000 individuals, corporations and foundations'. However, [http://www.uow.edu.au/arts/sts/sbeder/tanks.htm
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• International Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources
  ...[http://www.iowatrappers.com/minutes.html says], 'Its clients are private corporations with sustainable use products'. ...industry that provides our medicines, timber concerns, mining, coal, oil, nuclear energy, to mention a few.
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• Patrick Moore
  ...Moore has worked for the farmed salmon industry, the logging industry, the nuclear and biotechnology industries among others. ...er.<ref>See Greenpeeace, 2010. [http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/en/campaigns/nuclear/patric-moore-background-inform/ Patrick Moore Background Information], acc
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• Social Market Foundation
  These fringe events are often sponsored by corporations with a vested interest in the subject being discussed. The SMF facilitates ...ance Against IP Theft]] | [[Boots plc]] | [[British Library]] | [[British Nuclear Group]] | [[British Waterways]] | [[BUPA]] | [[BP]] | [[Camelot Group]] | [
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• Fishburn Hedges
  It has worked for some of the most controversial corporations, including [[Shell]] and [[British American Tobacco]]. ...'s list of clients include some of the UK's and US's biggest controversial corporations. FH handles [[Shell]]'s "Global reputation management programme"; the [[Ban
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• Edelman
  ...ners]] | [[DigitalCity]] | [[Enviva]] | [[Gatwick Airport]] | [[GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy]] | [[Government of Japan]] | [[Intu Properties]] | [[Keoghs]] | [[L ...[[CVC Capital Partners]] | [[Enviva]] | [[Gatwick Airport]] | [[GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy]] | [[Government of Japan]] | [[Intu Properties]] | [[Keoghs]] | [[L
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• Burson-Marsteller
  ...e 1970s B-M worked with [[Babcock and Wilcox]] after the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster. The following decade, it worked with [[Union Carbide]] after the ...er Greenpeace director Stephen Tindale, known for his support of GM crops, nuclear energy and fracking, ostensibly to aid their PR push back against mounting
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• Dick Taverne
  ...its point of view to peers, MPs and the media and is said to be funded by "corporations and learned societies". The directors of [[Sense about Science]] are both p ...c1293-330], Hansard 23 Feb 2005</ref> These are also the means favoured by nuclear and fossil fuel interests.
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• Risk Management Solutions
  ...[[Bruce Hoffman]] Vice president for external affairs and director, [[RAND Corporations]], Washington, D.C. Terrorism risk in the U.S. ...ior defense policy analyst at RAND Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons in terrorism
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• Royal Society
  ...] and [[Glaxo Wellcome]], as well as from corporations in the oil, gas and nuclear industries.<ref>See, for example, The Royal Society Annual Review 1998-99, ...organisation that actively promotes the interests of multinational biotech corporations, under the guise of independent science.'<ref>NGIN, [http://ngin.tripod.com
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• Fleishman-Hillard
  ===Nuclear=== ...loyees, Rachel Robertson, used to be on the Cross Party Group on the Civil Nuclear Industry. She attended these meetings listed as being from Nirex, and not a
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• Financial Dynamics
  ...ion, Dittus has “been involved in many controversial campaigns including nuclear waste disposal, food safety and protecting legal immigration.” ...eregulation, product liability reform, the BTU tax, licensing the Seabrook nuclear power plant, reforming the nation’s agriculture and housing programs, and
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• Sticky New Media
  ...a range of multinational corporations including in the financial, oil and nuclear sectors. ==Nuclear clients==
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• AMEC
  .... In 2011, 70 per cent of AMEC's turnover was generated outside of the UK. Nuclear work was only eight per cent of its turnover. A similar percentage comes fr ...6vYKqnKU0Ou3MM07_OyibGn2MIlhk&sig=AHIEtbSINwkwgnLzEpAQc-LwcX2lt2lrnw&pli=1 Nuclear Brochure], accessed August 2012 (also downloadable from http://www.amec.com
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• British Energy
  ...mer UK-state owned nuclear power plants, which are now run by [[EDF Energy Nuclear Generation]] Limited. <ref> Since July 2011. </ref> ...set up and registered in Scotland in 1995 to operate the eight most modern nuclear power plants in the UK. It was publicly owned until it was privatised and f
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• Jack McConnell
  ...otland, but it is widely predicted that if Blair gives the green light for nuclear, Scotland's Labour party will follow suit. ...undayherald.com/53562 "First Minister Asks Scottish Labour to Consider New Nuclear Power Stations"], ''Sunday Herald'', January 15, 2006</ref>
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• Sheila Gunn
  ...r]], Rupert Murdoch's News International and BSkyB, as well as a spread of nuclear companies. GPC was, of course, also the firm involved in the '[http://www.
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• Trilateral Commission
  ...d economies of all nations must serve the needs of multinational banks and corporations; (2) control over economic resources spells power in modern politics (of co ...rat MP, member of various cabinets; European Commissioner for Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection in the [[Santer Commission]] from 1995 to 1999)
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• General Electric
  ==Nuclear activities== ....bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000102&sid=a6B03nugUN7w&refer=uk U.K. Needs Nuclear Power to Meet Demand, GE Says], 29 September, 2004.</ref>
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from The Powers That Be
  ...Shoup}} The council receives its general funding from wealthy individuals, corporations and subscriptions to its influential periodical, Foreign Affairs. For speci ...lished six books which grew out of study groups. The most famous of these, Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy, was written by Harvard professor Henry Kissinge
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• BP: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...to foster and encourage the continued safe utilization and development of nuclear energy in the US {{ref|71}}. He is also a trustee of Carnegie Mellon Univer [[Category: Transnational Corporations]][[Category: Oil Industry]]
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• James Sassoon
  ...ord Green]], Sassoon was designated 'business buddy' to six big energy and nuclear companies, [[Eon]], [[EDF]], [[Iberdrola]], [[Centrica]], [[RWE]] and [[Sco Among Edelman's many clients is [[GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy]].t<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/en/register/current-register.cfm/ed
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• MPs for Hire:Agents of Influence: MPs and Lobbying Companies
  ...obbyists. There are several sources of business, ranging from construction corporations hungry for the contracts to build the tunnel and banks underwriting various ...Babcock International, Phillips and Drew, Johnson Matthey and the National Nuclear Corporation Ltd. Together, they have made Ian Greer Associates the largest
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• Compass
  ...would be the basis for the impending Compass manifesto”. A debate about nuclear power followed and De Rooij argues that “the reaction from some of the pa ...nt of trade liberalisation and deregulation, which had given more power to corporations and it, more than any other country, had pushed for privatisation and used
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• Greenspirit Strategies
  ...e, who is now a campaigner against the environmental movement on behalf of corporations. ...g writing, speaking and campaigning on behalf of the logging, aquaculture, nuclear and GM industries.<ref>For more details see http://www.spinprofiles.org/ind
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• James Woolsey
  He recently served as counsel for major corporations in both commercial arbitrations and the negotiation of joint ventures and o ...ate at Large to the U.S.-Soviet Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) and Nuclear and Space Arms Talks (NST) in Geneva between 1983 and 1986.
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• Robin Renwick
  ...d [[SABMiller]] as well as on the board of [[Fluor]], the corporation with nuclear interests.
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• Club of Three
  ...f [[GEC International]]) as well as on the boards of other US and European corporations. ...2012, he was Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety. During his political career, Dr. Röttgen has fulfilled key functio
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• American Legislative Exchange Council
  ...upported by money from the corporate sector, and, by paying to be members, corporations are allowed the opportunity to sit down at the table and discuss the issues ...d highly influential” ALEC, which is “tax-exempt screen for major U.S. corporations and trade associations that use it to influence legislative activities at t
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• Mountain States Legal Foundation
  ...ng to do is convert them from the public domain to the private dominion of corporations bent on destroying the lands for profit[6]." ...issues such as acid rain and global warming. She was a fierce advocate of nuclear power[24].
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• Stockholm Network
  The Stockholm Network has published a list of corporations who have made contributions to the network in its annual report for the thr ...est success -a massive public relations boost for the renewable energy and nuclear industries lobbies -and write it off.<ref>Dan Lewis, The Kyoto Protocol, ''
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• Heartland Institute
  <p>Corporations included:</p> Nuclear power: “An honest evaluation of nuclear power shows it to be a safe and clean source of energy”.
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• John Selwyn Gummer
  ...oyees involved in drafting UK energy policy have been seconded from UK gas corporations. <ref> [http://www.theguardian.com/environment/earth-insight/2014/jan/21/fr ...his Suffolk Coastal constituency, likes to be considered "thoughtfully pro-nuclear").
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• Raytheon
  #{{note|15}} 'Raytheon Profile', Reviewing Nuclear Proliferation, Reaching Critical Will web-site: www.reachingcriticalwill.or [[Category:Transnational Corporations]][[Category:Arms Industry]]
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• Raytheon: Corporate Crimes
  ...ional law, established at the end of World War 2, ‘holds individuals and corporations liable for supplying governments with weapons that are used to commit war c ...in a highly unusual step to ensure the government got its way in ensuring nuclear weapons were legal.[47]
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• BAe Systems
  ...ir/Story/0,2763,688932,00.html British plane sales to India raise fears of nuclear use], The ''Guardian'' website, 23 April 2002</ref> (see [[BAe Systems: Co [[Category:Transnational Corporations]]
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