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Member and activist Jessie Bluedorn on what motivates her about Corporate Accountability's climate work.
Today, President Trump is expected to notify the United Nations of his intent to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. Please see below for a statement from Corporate Accountability Climate Campaign Director Sriram Madhusoodanan.
For decades, Exxon has known its business practices were driving climate change and instead of sounding the alarm, it used ...
The events of the last few weeks have brought unprecedented attention to the demand to make Big Polluters pay. It’s time to take action.
By Patti Lynn, Nnimmo Bassey, and Lidy Nacpil on Common Dreams. U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has convened a climate summit ...
Executive Director Patti Lynn speaks to Corporate Accountability’s commitment to infusing international treaty negotiations with our radical imagination.
Read what you’ve made possible this spring, from sending a powerhouse team to organize at June’s U.N. climate treaty negotiations ...
Trump’s EPA is trying to hide its extreme actions to undermine environmental protections. Take action and protect our right to know what our government is up to.
BOSTON–Today, candidate for U.S. president, Senator Bernie Sanders, released his climate plan. In it, Sanders calls for the fossil fuel industry ...
The harms of climate disruption are already terrible and will only get worse, and despite what appears to be some people’s magical thinking, no one will be unaffected. What’s more, the drivers of climate disruption are known, and it isn’t people who leave the lights on. What’s missing is a public and media dialog that features fossil fuel industries and their leaders accurately, as roadblocks to the climate justice solutions we desperately need. While federal inaction and even regression is distressing, some state attorneys general are pushing forward for accountability. We’ll talk about that movement with Sriram Madhusoodanan, deputy campaigns director with the group Corporate Accountability.