Corporate Accountability

BREAKING: The @WSJ just exposed the failures of a top carbon market project in Brazil. Carbon offsets are NOT climate solutions. Yet major corporations are still using these schemes to feign climate action. wsj.com/articles/a-car…

This open letter calls for an end to the Nestlé-UNU partnership and raises concerns about conflicts of interest in nutrition education and professional development. Read the letter and add your signature by visiting ibfan.org/call-to-end-ne…

The SAVE American act would be one of the most sweeping rollbacks of voting rights in modern American history. Write to your Senators and demand they vote NO on the SAVE America Act — before it's too late: actionnetwork.org/letters/stop-t…

Existing legal frameworks already provide pathways to advance tobacco industry liability. As highlighted by Daniel, environmental and human rights mechanisms can be used to hold the tobacco industry accountable for the harms it causes. Across jurisdictions, legal tools exist to address violations related to environmental damage—including tobacco product waste—as well as human rights impacts, such as the right to health, life, and a healthy environment. Recent developments at the Conference of the Parties have further strengthened recognition of these approaches. Leveraging these existing mechanisms can support countries in advancing liability through administrative and non-judicial pathways, in line with Article 19 of the WHO FCTC. Find out more about these mechanisms at tobaccoliability.ggtc.world #Tobaccoliability #Tobaccocontrol #WHOFCTC #Article19 #MakeTobaccoPay @StopCorpAbuse

Congrats to longtime ally Sofia Monsalve Suárez for being appointed the new Special Rapporteur on the right to food.

Veolia is one of the most dangerous corporations you've never heard of - yet. The world's largest private water corp is looking to double its revenues in N America to $10B. Our water campaign director on why we must challenge its expansion in @BostonGlobe: bostonglobe.com/2026/03/26/opi…

New product, same old playbook: Big Tobacco uses flavors, bright colors, and lax regulations to hook children to their products - no matter the consequences. independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…

Carbon offsets this, climate credits that — we’ve all heard these buzzwords. But who actually benefits from these schemes? NEW: Our latest analysis reveals how the global carbon markets scheme is still dominated by problematic credits and empty promises. corporateaccountability.org/resources/over…

@TheGGTC Our very own Tobacco Campaign Director Daniel Dorado Torres will be speaking on this webinar. RSVP today:

Beyond Traditional Litigation: Emerging Opportunities under WHO FCTC Article 19 (Liability) Explore how administrative liability can strengthen enforcement, enable cost recovery, and support LMICs in advancing tobacco control. Organized by @TheGGTC. 👉Register at: bit.ly/3ZQY5SV #TobaccoLiability #Article19 #MakeTobaccoPay #COP11toWHOFCTC

NEW REPORT OUT – ‘Making tobacco industry elimination inevitable’ The tobacco and nicotine industry's days are numbered. Learn more in a new strategic playbook with 14 concrete recommendations for advocates from our ally @AshOrg ow.ly/53Hb50Yfkih #TobaccoEndgame

When AI data centers come to town, the results can be brutal: Soaring electricity bills. Local water supplies running dry. Air pollution. Water contamination. Noise and light pollution. Tell your governor: No tax breaks for dirty, extractive data centers! actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-y…

Happy Black History Month! Black activists have long been on the front lines of challenging corporate abuse. So we're recognizing and celebrating 5 Black activists who are showing us all how to fight back and win. Sign up to stay up to date: corporateaccountability.org/join

People are standing up to corporations that put profits over people and the planet, and the fascist regimes they enable and benefit from. Right now, we need 100 people to give by February 27 to unlock a $10,000 match to accelerate this critical work: secure.actblue.com/donate/26dpo?r…

For too long, Big Polluters have targeted Latin American communities. But across the region, people are fighting back and demanding that polluters pay for these abuses. Come hear more: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

We condemn the U.S. government’s attack on Venezuela. We recognize it as a brazen bid for control of the country’s oil. And we mourn the lives of Venezuelan people taken by the U.S. government. Act now to say: No war and no oil profiteering. corporateaccountability.org/?cai_action=de…

As 2025 draws to a close, we are deeply grateful for you. For your commitment to challenging corporate abuse. For your resolve during these uncertain and painful times. And for your belief that a better world is possible. You are fueling the fights ahead of us. Thank you!

Together, we’re challenging the force behind rising authoritarianism in the U.S.: corporate power. Thanks to your support, we’ve been able to respond with urgency—while building the power we need to challenge this regime in the long-term. 📍 Read more: corporateaccountability.org/annualreport20…

🔎 This year, our hard-hitting research revealed that carbon markets remain a scheme for Big Polluters to delay, distract from, and weaken climate action. 📍 Learn more about how we're strengthening the call to kick Big Polluters out: corporateaccountability.org/annualreport20…

💧 This spring, our allies at Pennsylvania United took victory to the next level: a landmark referendum will keep Pittsburgh's water and sewer systems under public control, for generations to come. 📍Read more: corporateaccountability.org/annualreport20…

To hold corporations accountable, stop future harm, and advance climate justice, we need strong and unified resistance. And that’s what your support is making possible across Latin America. 🔎 Read more: corporateaccountability.org/annualreport20…