pHarmony matches up polluters with politicians

Greenpeace recently launched Polluter Harmony, their latest campaign highlighting a troubling relationship between Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and oil lobbyist Jeff Holmstead.

Tue, Feb 16 2010 at 11:29 AM

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Photo: Greenpeace

pHarmony (aka Polluter Harmony) is a new online dating service that matches up industry lobbyists with environmentally indifferent legislators.

This is a downright brilliant campaign by Greenpece and plays off the real-world connections between Republican Alaskan Sen. Lisa Murkowski and lobbyist and former Bush administration official Jeff Holmstead.

Well-played Greenpeace.

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