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  • A 50-state survey by Global Energy Monitor reveals that major U.S. corporations in the tech, banking, and insurance sectors frequently employ lobbyists who also represent fossil fuel interests. This creates a paradox where companies with public net-zero pledges provide political cover and credibility to lobbyists promoting continued fossil fuel dependence. The report highlights specific companies—such as Amazon, State Farm, and Bank of America—and notes that weak state disclosure laws and the absence of a national database hinder accountability.

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    Themes: fossil fuel industryclimate financefossil-fuel divestmentcarbon neutralityenvironmental justice
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    Global Energy Monitor

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
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