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Maryland’s lobbyist listings for 2022 showed numerous nonprofit organizations and municipal and county governments sharing lobbyists with the fossil fuel industry, including Baltimore City and Prince George’s County.

And then there is the extraordinary case of the Johns Hopkins University–a leading voice against coal–sharing lobbyists with several coal companies. The trustees of Johns Hopkins voted to divest from coal in December 2017, stating that a “public and explicit stance will help propel the weight of public opinion toward accelerating the transition away from coal as a source of electric power around the globe.”

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Andryszak, John A.

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Bohle, Matt

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Bryce, Joseph C

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Carroll, Jr., David H.

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Castelli, William A.

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Chinemere, Obie

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Collins, Carville B

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Conner, Charles Robert, III

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Cowan, Eleanor Colmers

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Dews, Christopher

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Enten, Robert D.

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Favazza, John F

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Fesche, Camille G.

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Fiastro, John Carl, Jr.

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Frick, C. William

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Garagiola, Hannah Powers

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Garagiola, Robert J

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Greenfield, Aaron J.

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Harting, Marta

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Harvey, Tiffany L

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Hogan, Patrick John

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Hogan, Patrick N.

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Ifekauche, Delora Sanchez

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Jacobson, Jonas A

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Johansen, Michael V

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