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When Greenpeace hires journalists, it's a double-edged sword

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imageGreenpeace is seeking to use investigative reporters to supplement its advocacy efforts.Michael Kooren/Reuters

Last week, Greenpeace announced it was hiring a team of journalists to make investigative reporting a pillar of its advocacy work.

The thinking goes that by bringing timely, insightful coverage into the public...

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