Roth says the advocacy group has
completely changed the organization.
Not exact matches
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But Schwartz said that with the community constantly growing, his
organization has «been working to get the name
changed completely» for the past six years.
However, Peter Cunningham, PhD, a senior fellow at the Center for Studying Health System
Change, a nonpartisan policy research
organization in Washington, D.C., isn't
completely convinced.
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Consumerization has
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If, as Brulle declares, these groups are all «fronts» (his word) for oil, gas, and goal companies, those carbon - fuel companies are more devious than we thought, because they managed to
completely take over, and turn to their advantage, national
organizations with long histories like the Chamber of Commerce, the Farm Bureau, and the Heritage Foundation — major national
organizations that were advising Presidents long before Global Warming / Climate
Change was ever heard of.
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