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By Friday Phiri for Inter Press Service. As negotiators concluded ten days of climate talks in Bonn last week, climate ...

Bird's-eye view of factories polluting a town at sunset. Photo: Petter Rudwall

Now is a critical moment to expose the fossil fuel industry’s interference on the global stage and on their home turf. By doing so, we’ll empower the governments negotiating at the U.N. right now to reject Big Polluters’ dangerous distractions and make sure the global response to this crisis reflects the needs of people -- and truly advances climate justice. We’re counting on you to turn up the heat on these Big Polluters directly so they feel the power of people from the floors of their shareholders’ meetings to the halls of the U.N.

In this make-or-break year for the planet, Big Polluters and their front groups are working tirelessly to weaken and delay climate policy needed to save the planet and millions of lives. As they head into their shareholders' meetings, tell Big Polluters to stop blocking progress on climate justice!

Despite opposition from the United States, more countries seem interested in getting fossil fuel influence out of climate negotiations. By ...

By Matt McGrath for BBC. Old divisions between rich and poor over money and ambition are again threatening to limit ...

This new graphic visually illustrates the myriad routes of access some of the world's largest fossil fuel corporations have to the UN climate talks. 

As our organizers head to the climate talks, we need to ensure the European Union stands with people, not polluters. Act now to advance real climate solutions!

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As our organizers head to the climate talks, we need to ensure the European Union stands with people, not polluters. Act now to advance real climate solutions!

For years, Big Polluters and their proxies like the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) have pushed hard to advance industry-driven schemes like carbon markets over true, just solutions to address the climate crisis.

Le présent document décrit le contexte dans lequel l’IETA évolue et expose les dangers que son programme pose pour l’avenir de l’Accord de Paris. Ce document décrit également les mesures radicales que les gouvernements présents à la CCNUCC peuvent prendre immédiatement pour repousser l’influence des Grands Pollueurs et mettre en œuvre une politique climatique vraiment juste.

For years, Big Polluters and their proxies like the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) have pushed hard to advance industry-driven schemes like carbon markets over true, just solutions to address the climate crisis.

El manual documenta los antecedentes de IETA y expone los peligros que su agenda plantea para el futuro del Acuerdo de París. También describe los pasos críticos que los gobiernos en la CMNUCC pueden tomar en este momento para rechazar la influencia de los Grandes Contaminadores e implementar políticas climáticas verdaderamente justas.