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.
This release was issued by the Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEACTA). Read Corporate Accountability’s response here. Bangkok, 15 July ...
Corporate Accountability fully supports SEATCA’s campaign to challenge attempts by the Philip Morris-funded Foundation for a Smoke-Free World to interfere ...
By Patti Lynn for Truthout. On January 7, 2019, after two years of struggle in the lower courts, Massachusetts Attorney ...
By Amanda Mills for Nation of Change. The 2011 “Water Bottle Ban” gave national parks the allowance to prohibit the ...
