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The corporate takeover of U.S. government has been years in the making. It’s about way more than just one or two billionaires. And every one of us can do something about it.

Today, June 26, 2025, Rachel Rose Jackson, Corporate Accountability’s Director of Research and International Climate Policy, issued the following statement ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  New analysis reveals how unsuccessful the “VCM 2.0” reform is to-date at plugging the failures of the ...

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Despite recent reforms, the world’s largest carbon offset projects are unlikely to deliver the climate action we need and pose a major liability for investors and the planet.

The following statement was delivered today by Rachel Rose Jackson, Corporate Accountability’s Director of Climate Research and Policy, on June ...

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How corporations like SOCAR and Chevron are ramping up their fossil fuel emissions, and profiting from death, destruction, and displacement.

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Corporate Accountability member TIna-Rose reminds us that there is a lot we can do to improve our communities -- we just need to start.

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Learn how we and our allies are challenging corporate abuse—from exposing fossil fuel lobbyists at U.N. climate talks to building people power against the corporate-backed Trump administration.

“The decision by the Trump administration to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement immediately after taking office is ...

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Ari Belathar, activist and movement leader, will be the new executive director of Corporate Accountability. They will step into the role this February to support the organization as it continues to put movement power and resources behind Global South campaigns.

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