Find out more about Big Green activists and how their agenda hurts you.
The Environmental Policy Alliance (EPA) is devoted to uncovering the funding and hidden agendas behind environmental activist groups and exploring the intersection between activists and government agencies.
Big Green Radicals is a project of the Environmental Policy Alliance (EPA), which exists to educate the public about the real agenda of well-funded environmental activist groups. The EPA receives support from individuals, businesses, and foundations.
EPA Facts is a project of the Environmental Policy Alliance dedicated to highlighting the high cost of the Environmental Protection Agency’s regulatory actions and peeling back the layers of secrecy surrounding the agency’s actions.
Environmental and left-wing foundations have poured millions into “sportsmen,” “hunting,” and “angling” groups, using them as cover to push their pet causes. See the evidence, and learn about the fringe agendas of these organizations.
Learn more about defending your rights against the growing nanny state and fringe animal rights activists like PETA and the Humane Society for the United States.
Founded in 1996, the Center for Consumer Freedom is a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting personal responsibility and protecting consumer choices. We believe that the consumer is King. And Queen.
The dog-watchers at the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) need their own watchdog too. HSUS now has an annual budget around the size of an NFL payroll. It has become too big and too unaccountable. Someone has to pay closer attention.
PETA Kills Animals exposes the deadly hypocrisy of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which kills up to 97% of the cats and dogs at its “animal shelter” every year.
In 1986, environmental and public health activists convinced California voters to approve the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act — better known as Proposition 65. Prop 65 Scam exposes the law’s many flaws that have imposed massive burdens on businesses without appreciably improving Californians’ health.
Tired of scary headlines and activist driven junk science? Dr. Joe Perrone holds scientists and the media accountable.
The Center for Accountability in Science provides a balanced look at the science behind alarmist news stories and examines the organizations behind the effort to scare consumers.
There are a lot of activist groups out there. We give you the facts you need to understand who’s funding them, what their agendas are, and how seriously (or not) you should take them.
The organizations we track on this site are tax-exempt nonprofits, many of which engage in anti-consumer activism. Many are linked by personnel, history, and finances. These groups promote false science, scare campaigns, and sometimes even violent “direct actions” to threaten our right to choose certain products.
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Animal activist groups have made efforts to release animals from zoos and aquariums for years. That might work in a...
We reported recently on Glassdoor reviews of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals–and they weren’t pretty....
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is one of the most well known brands in...
While animal shelters work tirelessly to rescue pets and unite them with loving families, People for the Ethical Treatment of...
Does the ASPCA put money ahead of animals? The evidence is piling up. The ASPCA raised $351 million in contributions in...
If you’ve given money to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), you might want to...
FreedomWorks is a well-known name in conservative politics in Washington, DC—which makes its recent hire baffling. News broke on Tuesday that...
Last night, HumaneWatch ran a commercial during the Oscars exposing the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). Why? Because the...
Anyone who’s gone to the supermarket recently knows that egg prices have soared just as fast and as high as...
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