America's Natural Gas Alliance - Revision history

Riccardo Boscherini at 11:14, 27 January 2017

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Melissa Jones at 01:34, 22 November 2013

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Melissa Jones: Nation ref

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Melissa Jones at 01:09, 22 November 2013

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Melissa Jones at 01:03, 22 November 2013

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Melissa Jones at 00:53, 22 November 2013

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Melissa Jones at 00:45, 22 November 2013

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	==Background==		==Background==

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 * gave $864,673 to [[Edventures Partners]], an education curriculum company that has partnered with ANGA to produce classroom materials that promote the use of natural gas."
 * paid the [[Glover Park Group]] over $2.9 million for 'research/advertising' and [[Dewey Square Group]] $738,957 for 'grassroots communications.,' "Both firms are run by mostly former Clinton administration officials." ANGA donated another $6,500 to Dewey Square for general operational support. Lee Fang of ''the Nation'' says that although Glover Park Group is well-known as a lobbying firm, the company did not register for its work for ANGA last year.
-*gave $25,000 to Environmental Media Association, "a nonprofit organization dedicated to harnessing the power of the entertainment industry and the media to educate the global public on environmental issues and motivate sustainable lifestyles"
+*gave $25,000 to [[Environmental Media Association]], 'a nonprofit organization dedicated to harnessing the power of the entertainment industry and the media to educate the global public on environmental issues and motivate sustainable lifestyles'.
 *gave $25,000 to [[Third Way]], a centrist Democratic research think tank
-*gave $8,500 to America's [[Promise Alliance]], an education nonprofit founded by [[Colin Powell]]
+*gave $8,500 to [[America's Promise Alliance]], an education nonprofit founded by [[Colin Powell]]
 *$250,000 to [[IHS Global]], a research company that produced a report last year claiming that the fracking industry will support 1.7 million new jobs.<ref> Lee Fang, [http://www.thenation.com/blog/177242/fracking-industrys-dishonest-response-gasland  The Fracking Industry’s Dishonest Response to ‘Gasland’], 18 November 2013 </ref>

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 ==Affiliations==
 According to The ''Nation Magazine'''s analysis of ANGA's 2012 tax returns, ANGA:
-*  gave $1 million in funding to "Truthland," a pro-fracking film released to fend off Josh Fox's "Gasland: Part II."
+*  gave $1 million in funding to ''Truthland'', a pro-fracking film released to fend off [[Josh Fox]]'s ''Gasland: Part II''. The disclosure is published on Scribd. <ref> [http://www.scribd.com/doc/185197780/Anga-2012-990-Public-Inspection-Copy Anga 2012 990 - Public Inspection Copy], Published by lhfang </ref>
 * gave [[ASGK Strategies]], a political consulting firm founded by White House advisor [[David Axelrod]] $25,000,
 * gave $864,673 to [[Edventures Partners]], an education curriculum company that has partnered with ANGA to produce classroom materials that promote the use of natural gas."

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 ==Members==
-*Fracking firms including Devon Energy, Apache, Noble Energy, Range Resources, XTO Energy, Southwestern Energy and Pioneer Natural Resources, among others.
+Fracking firms include [[Devon Energy]], [[Apache]], [[Noble Energy]], [[Range Resources]], XTO Energy, [[Southwestern Energy]] and [[Pioneer Natural Resources]].
 ==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==

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 * gave [[ASGK Strategies]], a political consulting firm founded by White House advisor [[David Axelrod]] $25,000,
 * gave $864,673 to [[Edventures Partners]], an education curriculum company that has partnered with ANGA to produce classroom materials that promote the use of natural gas."
-* paid the [[Glover Park Group]] over $2.9 million for 'research/advertising' and [[Dewey Square Group]] $738,957 for 'grassroots communications.,' "Both firms are run by mostly former Clinton administration officials." ANGA donated another $6,500 to Dewey Square for general operational support. <ref> Lee Fang, [http://www.thenation.com/blog/177242/fracking-industrys-dishonest-response-gasland  The Fracking Industry’s Dishonest Response to ‘Gasland’], 18 November 2013 </ref>
+* paid the [[Glover Park Group]] over $2.9 million for 'research/advertising' and [[Dewey Square Group]] $738,957 for 'grassroots communications.,' "Both firms are run by mostly former Clinton administration officials." ANGA donated another $6,500 to Dewey Square for general operational support. Lee Fang of ''the Nation'' says that although Glover Park Group is well-known as a lobbying firm, the company did not register for its work for ANGA last year.
 ==People==

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 ==Affiliations==
-According to The ''Nation Magazine'':
+According to The ''Nation Magazine'''s analysis of ANGA's 2012 tax returns, ANGA:
-*  ANGA gave $1 million in funding to "Truthland," a pro-fracking film released to fend off Josh Fox's "Gasland: Part II."
+*  gave $1 million in funding to "Truthland," a pro-fracking film released to fend off Josh Fox's "Gasland: Part II."
-* Gave [[ASGK Strategies]], a political consulting firm founded by White House advisor [[David Axelrod]] $25,000,
+* gave [[ASGK Strategies]], a political consulting firm founded by White House advisor [[David Axelrod]] $25,000,
-* Gave $864,673 to [[]]Edventures Partners, an education curriculum company that has partnered with ANGA to produce classroom materials that promote the use of natural gas."
+* gave $864,673 to [[Edventures Partners]], an education curriculum company that has partnered with ANGA to produce classroom materials that promote the use of natural gas."
-*Paid the [[Glover Park Group]] over $2.9 million for 'research/advertising' and [[Dewey Square Group]] $738,957 for 'grassroots communications.,' "Both firms are run by mostly former Clinton administration officials." ANGA donated another $6,500 to Dewey Square for general operational support.
+* paid the [[Glover Park Group]] over $2.9 million for 'research/advertising' and [[Dewey Square Group]] $738,957 for 'grassroots communications.,' "Both firms are run by mostly former Clinton administration officials." ANGA donated another $6,500 to Dewey Square for general operational support. <ref> Lee Fang, [http://www.thenation.com/blog/177242/fracking-industrys-dishonest-response-gasland  The Fracking Industry’s Dishonest Response to ‘Gasland’], 18 November 2013 </ref>
 ==People==
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 ==Lobbyists==
 *[[Hill and Knowlton]]
 ==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==

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 ==People==
-*Martin "Marty" Durbin, nephew of U.S. Sen. [[Dick Durbin]] (D-IL), the U.S. Senate's Majority Whip.
+*President and CEO is [[Marty Durbin]], nephew of U.S. Sen. [[Dick Durbin]] (D-IL), the US Senate's Majority Whip.
 ==Lobbyists==

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 ===Publications===
 ===Contact===
-:Website:
+:Website: http://anga.us/
 ===Resources===

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 ==Background==
-'''America's Natural Gas Alliance''' (ANGA) is the public relations arm of the oil and gas fracking industry in the USA.
+'''America's Natural Gas Alliance''' (ANGA) is the public relations arm of the oil and gas fracking industry in the USA. It:
 ==Affiliations==