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The Importance of Corporate Political Responsibility

Andrew Winston

They have developed an excellent framework on how companies should think about their political influence. Most companies rely on a dated model of engagement on policy with governments and civil society, compartmentalizing their political influence activities into an organizational silo, just as they used to do with their supply chains. (By

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A Theory of Everyone by Michael Muthukrishna review – the laws of life

The Guardian: Energy

He’d come to wonder: are there underlying principles that would help us better understand the pattern of politics and why some countries prosper while their neighbours struggle, why war erupts or peace is brokered, why striking oil can be a boon or a curse? Continue reading.

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Political flip-flopping is not unique to carbon pricing: the UK needs stronger environmental protections across the board

Business Green

But climate targets alone, even if they are enshrined in law, won't get us to net zero. UK Governments have been aware of this limitation for some time and have made efforts to protect our environment from politicisation. These are bold commitments that demonstrate the UK can take the lead on issues of environmental protection.

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'We put climate change back on the political agenda': Assessing Extinction Rebellion's impact three years on

Business Green

Lawyer and activist Farhana Yamin considers XR’s cultural, political, and business impact three years after it drove London to a standstill in 2019. The global political order had already been fraying at the edges thanks to creeping authoritarianism, populism, inequality, and post-Covid economic headwinds.

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Former Climate Change Denier Now Leading BC’s Top Business Lobby Group

DeSmogBlog

While there, Jones edited a 1997 Fraser Institute book entitled Global Warming: The Science and the Politics , which contained essays by people like Willie Soon and Patrick Michaels , prominent spreaders of doubt about the foundations of climate science whose work has been funded by fossil fuel companies. “The

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Government’s New Low Pay Advisor Heads Climate Denial Network

DeSmogBlog

The appointment comes as senior Conservative Party figures continue to embrace anti-climate politics. Anti-science climate change denialism has become the secret handshake that ushers in the faithful and bars the door to unbelievers,” Jolyon Maugham, executive director of the Good Law Project, told DeSmog.

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In D.C. Defamation Trial, Climatologist Michael Mann Confronts the Climate Deniers Who Maligned His Work

DeSmogBlog

Weatherford, a lawyer from the corporate law firm Baker Hostetler, stated in opening arguments that Mann was so disliked that “even his own family won’t come to court to defend him.” Oreskes, author of the books “Why Trust Science?” Science is not about individuals, it’s about process,” Oreskes testified. The post In D.C.