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Leaders try to rush through carbon market rules as COP29 begins, making clear that people and the planet are not the priority.

Under Trump, corporations will likely benefit at the expense of the rest of us. Direct corporate campaigning is more essential than ever.

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The forces behind anti-democratic movements and abusive corporations are linked. Learn how challenging corporate power plays a role in countering authoritarianism.

Three organizers stand together outside of a city building holding signs that protest Veolia for its role in Flint and speaking into a mega phone.

Learn more about the impact across the globe in challenging corporate power in the latest edition of the Spotlight newsletter. 

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Climate activist and long-time Corporate Accountability member talks about the power of challenging corporations directly.

Science Based Targets initiative’s (SBTi) research release underscores what we already know about Big Polluters "junk" carbon offsets.

Buyers span industries, include range of household names like Disney, Delta, Exxon, Gucci, and Nestlé.

A group of people gather to protest outside of the U.N. climate talks. An Indigenous leader stands before the crowd and with a handheld drum and leads the group in song.

Together, we’re shifting the landscape in which corporations operate and building global power. Learn more about our collective impact.

We call for a permanent ceasefire and an end to profiteering and occupation in Palestine. We expose how corporate power fuels and supports Israel’s actions.

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What does it look like to organize toward what is necessary, not what it politically feasible? Read the latest letter from Corporate Accountability’s Executive Director.

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