Fair, straightforward and informative, but doesn't dig too deep into the actual activities of the various groups. A lot of the quotes here are deadpan and it's hard to extract any extra insight from them.

Informative report about how lobbyists in Washington are working to influence climate change legislation under way in U.S. Congress. This article provides factual information such as the amounts spent on ad campaigns from business groups (Exxon Mobil, American Petroleum Institute), versus environmental groups (World Wildlife Fund, Environmental Defense Fund). The report also cites independent sources, as well as representatives from across the political spectrum, to offer helpful context on this important issue.

The article deals with some of the politics of the climate change bill, but ignores the science and peril that attend to climate change that would make this "balanced" debate story look like a farce. It seems to tell a story of environmental groups lobbying and campaigning and implies Boxer used extreme partisanship, before late in the article noting the huge expenditures of energy companies.