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  • A November 2022 report by Global Energy Monitor (GEM) based on a 50-state survey reveals that major U.S. companies in the technology, banking, and insurance sectors frequently employ state-level lobbyists who also represent the fossil fuel industry. The report highlights a contradiction between these companies' public net-zero climate goals and their reliance on 'multi-client lobbyists' who promote continued fossil fuel dependence.

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    Themes: net-zerofossil fuel lobbyingenergy transitioncorporate accountabilityclimate policy
    Global Energy Monitor

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    Regions: United States
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