Department. In an interview, Fein said he was unable to disclose who the members of the board of directors were. "With media inquiries when I have been called to discuss the board or the individual members themselves, many are with very well established biographies, I just need to clear it with them," he said. Nor could Fein comment on whether the street address listed on their website was in fact a residential address and not an office at all. "It is just standard policy that I have to apply. I’m not trying to be evasive or not answer your question. It's just that if the board say its OK to answer these questions then I can get back to you with the information," he said. To date there has been no further information forthcoming by email. References Further reading Doug Bandow, "The Capitol Eye: Greenpeace bends tax laws to fit its radical agenda," Copley News Service, October 7, 2003. Deroy Murdock, "Seeing Greenpeace: The IRS may board the Rainbow Warrior, National Review Online, October 7, 2003. Jim Miller, "Haynes urges tax probe," Press Enterprise (Riverside, CA), November 13, 2003. Marc Levin, "Beyond Simple Protest", New Jersey Law Journal, November 3, 2003. Interview with Lewis Fein by Bob Burton, June 10, 2004. Steve Stecklow, ""US: Did a Group Financed by Exxon Prompt IRS to Audit Greenpeace?", Wall Street Journal, March 22, 2006. External links Political advocacy groups in the United States