I think it's the thing in most areas with public and NGO advocacy groups. Although the groups are officially non-profits, they are often very profitable for its

I think it's the thing in most areas with public and NGO advocacy groups. Although the groups are officially non-profits, they are often very profitable for its employees. Local Greenpeace branch essentially takes protection money from various developer and mining companies to look other way (at those that don't "sponsor" them) and use the money for bird conservation activities etc. in other areas. If you think about it, it's not even that bad. No one else really cares much about the companies' exploits and the money is at the end at least partially used for praiseworthy goals. And wheel of market keeps spinning...