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The cleanup of our polluted political ecosystem will require the energy of citizens across the political spectrum

How campaign finance corruption undermines policies to protect the environment
By Lawrence Lessig August 1, 2016
In this story: money in politics, activism, federal policy, campaign finance
The cleanup of our polluted political ecosystem will require all citizens
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