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Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek to Criminalize Environmental Protests Truthout Most states earn a C in ALEC's choice-focused report card Education Drive Greenpeace Protesters Charged Under New Critical Infrastructure Law The Maritime Executive New State Laws Are Criminalizing Protest to Protect Oil and Gas Companies Rolling Stone How to Deal With Corruption in Washington Washington Monthly Activists Face Felony Charges for Blocking Houston Oil Tanker Corridor The Real News Network To rein in cities, Texas tries to ban their lobbying Herald-Mail Media A Judge Just Blocked South Dakota’s “Riot-Boosting” Law, But Anti-Protest Measures Keep Spreading Mother Jones Greenpeace members face federal, state charges in Houston protest Reuters In Another Win for Koch Network, Trump Strips States' Rights to Adopt Clean Car Standards DeSmog Koch-Backed Republicans Want to Tax Your Electric Car Sludge The Environment Is in Trump’s Crosshairs. We Need to Fight Back. The Nation The Reactionary Heartland Is a Myth Dissent Charter Schools Were Never a Good Idea. They Were a Corporate Plot All Along Common Dreams Saudi Arabia Denies Its Key Role in Climate Change Even As It Prepares for the Worst The Intercept Law Enforcement Cracks Down On Climate Activists The Appeal Inside Conservative Groups’ Effort to ‘Make Dishwashers Great Again’ The New York Times Ferro: Candidate filings should be more readily available Idaho Press Duke Energy’s zero-carbon goal undermined by massive gas rush Energy and Policy Institute How the Koch Network's ‘Social Change' Strategy Is Built to Kill the Electric Car DeSmog ALEC members halt green energy proposal Washington Examiner Greenpeace members face felony charges in Houston bridge protest KFGO Fees on Electric Cars, Inspired by Koch Network, Are Unfairly Penalizing Drivers, Says Consumer Reports DeSmog Blog To protect the environment, we must first protect the Constitution Rutland Herald Government by and for the rich Daily News-Miner Should EV Owners Pay More Than Gas-Burning Drivers? Some States Say Yes Forbes ACLU: Kentucky Bill Could Muzzle Pipeline Protests Morehead State Public Radio Plastics ban not in the bag for Palm Beach, but there’s hope The Palm Beach Post The Left Shouldn’t Shy Away From Being Pro-Growth Yahoo Finance What To Do With All That Garbage? Murfreesboro Voice More States Hitting Electric Vehicle Owners With High Fees, a Consumer Reports Analysis Shows Consumer Reports Rick Perry says the U.S. leads on producing energy and reducing emissions. Is he right? Houston Chronicle Aim for good government, not corporate control The Central Virginian Bill Pre-Filed In Kentucky Legislature Would Make Pipeline Protests A Felony 89.3 WFPL What K Street sees coming this fall Politico Charles Koch Is Funding a Campaign to Kill Food Stamps and Medicaid Truthout Blocking a pipeline in Kentucky would be a felony if this lawmaker has his way Courier Journal As State Governments Stifle Local Democracy, Funders and Nonprofits Are Fighting Back Inside Philanthropy THE LATE DAVID KOCH HELPED POISON AMERICAN POLITICAL CULTURE South Florida Times The Rank-and-File Strategy and the Trade Union Bureaucracy Jacobin Behind Enemy Lines at ALEC's Right-Wing Policy Conference Austin Chronicle Justice Bolick says attendance at political dinner wasn’t improper Arizona Capitol Times Election Manipulators Use ALEC To Push Their Partisan Power Grabs Against Voters ExposedbyCMD Industry Flexes Political Muscle in States to Criminalize Aggressive Pipeline Protests Insurance Journal American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) Proposes CBD Related Banking Bills Times of CBD As It Cultivates a Socially Responsible Image, Juul Sends Lobbyist to ALEC’s Annual Meeting The American Prospect David Koch, Libertarian Activist and Billionaire Philanthropist, Dies at 79 Variety Here are 11 things the Koch brothers didn’t want you to know Alternet Mr. Trump Goes to Kensington Counterpunch Plain Talk: Evers needs to rethink ban on right-wing media group The Cap Times How Preemption is Expanding and Changing in 2019 CitiesSpeak.org How the Koch brothers co-opted minority groups in a push for a profit-based approach to education Alternet Why are Republicans taking away birth control? Because they don't want women to have it Salon Ken Ivory is going to work for a consulting firm he recently secured thousands of state dollars to hire Salt Lake Tribune The Koch Brothers Have A Mandate To Destroy The EV Revolution — Are You Buying In? CleanTechinca
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