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Special interest groups spend $1.25 million per day to lobby California officals – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Special interest groups spend $1.25 million per day to lobby California officals – NBC Bay Area

Special interest groups spent more than $114 million to lobby California officials and legislators in the first quarter of this year.

California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists - Vimarsana News

California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists

More than $114 million was spent to lobby California state government in the first quarter of this year, about the same amount as last year when advocates set a record for spending on influence efforts.

Source: ijpr.org
California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists - Vimarsana News

California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists

More than $114 million was spent to lobby California state government in the first quarter of this year, about the same amount as last year when advocates set a record

California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists - Vimarsana News

California is on track for another record year spent on lobbyists

Special interest groups spent more than $114 million to lobby California officials and legislators in the first quarter of this year, with Chevron, Western States Petroleum Association, and California Chamber of Commerce leading the way.

Tyson Foods dumps 87BILLION gallons of toxic waste including cyanide, blood and feces into US rivers and lakes - enough to fill 132,000 Olympic-size pools - Vimarsana News

Tyson Foods dumps 87BILLION gallons of toxic waste including cyanide, blood and feces into US rivers and lakes - enough to fill 132,000 Olympic-size pools

But the study by the Union of Concerned Scientists looked at just two percent of meat processing plants nationwide leaving the total figure terrifyingly uncertain.