If the stage is now set for the climate battle to begin, there is no shortage of combatants. A Center for Public Integrity analysis shows that, by the end of last year, more than 770 companies and interest groups had hired an estimated 2,340 lobbyists to influence federal policy on climate change. Thatโs an increase of more than 300 percent in just five years, and means that Washington can now boast more than four climate lobbyists for every member of Congress.
The think tank has received extensive funding from U.S. tech interests.
Celebrity chefsโ platform teams up with controversial seafood label, which certifies seafood linked to food insecurity and overfishing in West Africa.
From the One Big Beautiful Bill to a pipeline โloophole,โ a new report highlights industry influence on EPA and Congress to reverse climate rules.
Black & Veatch, the company behind Goldfinch Technology Park, donates to Republican politicians through its political action committee.
