Landmark New Report Exposes Conflict of Interest in Canadian Lobbying
A recent study by F-Minus reveals that Canadian lobbyists are representing both major polluters and environmental groups, potentially hindering the nation's climate action.
Major Canadian environmental organizations and civil society groups are using lobbyists who also work with big polluters, creating a significant conflict of interest.
This takes a back seat to Big Oil’s lobbying playbook.
The report, published in conjunction with Environmental Defence and re•generation, highlights the need for greater transparency in lobbying practices.
Author's summary: Lobbyists represent polluters and environmental groups.
- F-Minus: American accountability monitor tracking lobby groups
- Environmental Defence: Canada's leading environmental advocacy organization
- re•generation: youth climate advocacy organization focused on clean economy transition
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