NRSP Launches Nationwide Radio Campaign

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onJul 19, 2007 @ 10:14 PDT

For an organization that can’t account for where it gets its money, the Natural Resources Stewardship Project (Not Really Science People) sure seems to be spreading around a greatย deal.

It’s most recent spending spree involves a nationwide radio advertising campaign that would have us believe that there is โ€œno consensusโ€ on the reality and causes of climate change and that the Slick 60 (see our Denier Database) is actually a legitimate group of climateย scientists.

Click here to enjoy NRSP PR person-in residece Tom Harris voice three 30-second flights of fancy. But while listening, remember to add the disclaimer: โ€œThis message brought to you by the High Park Group, an energy industry lobby firm that founded the NRSP so it doesn’t have to report who is paying for its devious efforts at policyย manipulation.โ€

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