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Big Polluters unleashed the full weight of the U.S. and other Global North governments at the latest U.N. climate talks. But their bullying didn’t work, as the climate justice movement became a united force to be reckoned within. Read on.
Our vision for a better world is one where all people can survive and thrive. Climate change poses an unprecedented threat to that vision. Right now, the people who have contributed the least to the climate crisis are experiencing the most devastating impacts. And climate change is deepening racial and economic inequality around the world. In order to find just and effective solutions to this crisis, Corporate Accountability and our allies are tackling the biggest obstacle to true progress: corporate capture of climate policy. Only by removing the fossil fuel industry and other Big Polluters from climate policy will we be able to advance meaningful, sustainable, and equitable solutions globally.
Learn more about our climate campaign.Transnational corporations, especially the fossil fuel industry, have for decades misled the world about the consequences of their products and business practices, exploited local communities, seized lands and resources from communities, and taken control of our food systems—all for their own benefit. These Big Polluters have left Africa exposed and ill-equipped for any crisis; It is now time to demand government action in holding them liable and make them pay.
Here are the Big Polluters and corporations heavily invested in the fossil fuel industry that are bankrolling the climate talks.
