Google Says ALEC Is Literally Lying about Climate Change, Ends Membership
Google chairman Eric Schmidt said Monday that the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is "literally lying" that climate change is not a reality.
ALEC Exposed
Tens of Thousands of WI Students Face New Voting Hurdles
The last-minute reinstatement of Wisconsin's voter ID restrictions will make it harder to vote for tens of thousands of students attending college in Wisconsin.
Google Refuses to Respond to Letter Questioning ALEC Ties
The Center for Media and Democracy/Progressive Inc. and other groups sent a letter to Google asking it to cut its ties to ALEC, but Google has refused to respond.
Paid Sick Days for Six Million Californians to Become Law
When Governor Jerry Brown signs Assembly Bill 1522, California employees no longer have to face the excruciating dilemma: go to work sick or get fired?
Toronto Star Details ALEC Efforts to Derail Climate Change Policy
The Toronto Star published a report detailing ALEC's "plans to undo environmental legislation."
Microsoft and More Leave ALEC, 80 Corporations Out
Microsoft, the $86.8 billion-a-year technology company, is no longer a member of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and has stopped funding the group, as have AstraZeneca, Ameren, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, PacifiCorp, NV Energy, Alliant Energy, and PG&E.
Dark Money Casts Shadow over Push to Tax the Sun
Arizona has been ground zero for the American Legislative Exchange Council-backed effort to penalize homeowners who build solar panels on their homes.
Edelman Makes a Climate Change Pledge, But Forgets About ALEC
Edelman, the worlds largest PR company, synonymous with astroturf-style front groups, has announced that it will no longer work for groups that deny climate change.
ALEC Annual Conference: New Bills, New Spin-Offs, Same Corporate Backers
What's on tap at ALEC this year? New bad bills, dirty energy, a new lobby shop, and the launch of a spin-off group targeting local governments.
How ALEC Fronts for Fossil Fuels
Even as the Environmental Protection Agency finally attempts to limit carbon dioxide pollution from coal plants, it is meeting resistance at the state level, thanks to a secretive campaign by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
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