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WSJ Investigation

“Globally, data compiled by Corporate Accountability found that more than 47 million offsets that were retired in 2024 from 43 ...

Nuevos hallazgos examinan la naturaleza problemática de los mayores proyectos de compensación de carbono basados en Brasil, país anfitrión de ...

Research underscores the failures within the Voluntary Carbon Market in Brazil, COP30 host country, as the climate talks conclude.

This November, people around the world rose up to challenge Big Polluters’ and Big Tobacco’s deadly agendas. The forums? Two international treaty meetings—one in Belém, Brazil on climate, and the other in Geneva on tobacco control. The vibe? Righteous outrage meets corporate capture meets international diplomacy.

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Exposing corporate climate schemes, protecting public water, and making Big Tobacco pay. Learn what you’re making possible.

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Together, we’re challenging the corporations threatening our communities, livelihoods, and freedoms. Learn more in this year's annual report.

On Saturday, November 22,  Corporate Accountability Director of Climate Research and Policy Rachel Rose Jackson issued the following statement. As ...

Belém, Brazil: On November 16, 2025, Rachel Rose Jackson, Director of Climate Research and Policy at Corporate Accountability at issued the ...

Research by the Kick Big Polluters Out coalition exposes how many Big Polluters attended the climate talks in the past few years.

La investigación de Corporate Accountability sugiere que, a pesar de las reformas en curso, los Mercados Voluntarios de Carbono siguen fracasando en gran medida.