Here are the key documents discussed in the most recent analysis of Syngenta's PR campaign about atrazine:
- Dossier on Huffington Post reporter Danielle Ivory
- Emails in response to queries from Danielle Ivory
- The Solicitation for PR help in the period August/September 2009 when the New York times, NRDC, and Huffington Post were documenting spikes in atrazine levels in drinking water.
- Emails about wanting someone pro-atrazine to write on Huffington Post
- Emails about the New York Times story
- Emails about how to respond to the New York Times reporter's public radio interview
- Emails showing coordination between ACSH's Whelan and Syngenta
- Emails about countering the New York Times
- Emails about the PR Team's view of ACSH
- Email from ACSH about Syngenta's funding level
- The proposal for more money from the American Council on Science and Health
- Email from Steve Milloy seeking Syngenta's talking points
- Emails about payments to Steve Milloy, a pundit who has appeared on Fox
- Plans to deploy Milloy and Avery as "Third Parties"
- Strategy plans around 2003 SAP
- Q & A about contracts regarding the EPA's Scientific Advisory Panel
- Payments from Syngenta to Hudson Institute's Avery Family
- Q & A Draft from Jayne Thompson & Associates on Syngenta funding Triazine Network
- Emails about Syngenta's top scientist ghostwriting a chapter in a book about atrazine for the American Enterprise Institute
- Emails about plans to hire an investigative reporter to rattle cages at the EPA
- Emails about the PR Team's "third party" tactics
- Email about the fee for a single paper from a University of Chicago professor
- Spreadsheets showing payments to Richard Fawcett from Syngenta
