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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.

After an exceptional tenure as executive director, Patti Lynn will be moving into a new role at Corporate Accountability by the end of 2024. The board of directors is grateful for the ample time that Patti has provided to execute this transition—and we are thrilled that she will be staying on as an organizer and fundraiser.

For years, Big Polluter’s front groups, PR groups, and more have shaped and manipulated climate action at the UNFCCC.

Crowds gather and march down the streets of New York City demanding climate justice. Five people of different ages and backgrounds carry a banner that reads "System change not climate change."

With your support, we’re moving the dial on climate action and building a fierce movement to stop corporate abuse.

New analysis finds some of the fossil fuel industry’s most vocal surrogates for climate denial and propaganda are well-represented at COP28.

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Educator and community builder Anna Mudd on how we can disrupt the narratives that corporations depend on to hold onto power.

Two women raise their fists in the air and cheer in front of a crowd of climate justice protesters.

Newly released research details how many Big Polluters, and trade groups doing their bidding, attended the U.N. climate talks over the years.

A heap of plastic drink bottles and soda cans.

Relatório revela que os gigantes de alimentos e bebidas empregam uma rede de iniciativas de RSE com pouca responsabilização que ...

A heap of plastic drink bottles and soda cans.

How corporations accused of being the worst plastic polluters in the world use U.N. partnerships and programs to hide their role in global crises.

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