Canadian Lobbyists Represent Major Polluters and Environmental Groups
A new report by F-Minus reveals a conflict of interest in Canadian lobbying, where environmental organizations and major polluters share the same lobbyists.
Major Canadian environmental organizations and civil society groups are using lobbyists who also represent big polluters, potentially hindering the nation's climate action.
The report shows nation’s climate action taking a back seat to Big Oil’s lobbying playbook.
The report was published by F-Minus, an American accountability monitor, in conjunction with Environmental Defence and re•generation, a youth climate advocacy organization.
Author's summary: Lobbyists serve both polluters and environmental groups.
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