Fossil fuel companies exert a great deal of influence over climate and energy policy at the federal, state, local and international levels – yet much

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Exxon should be more transparent about corporate lobbying expenditures designed to influence legislation and regulation

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Major fossil fuel companies have known for decades that their products—oil, natural gas, and coal—cause global warming. Their own scientists told them

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AT&T should be more transparent about its lobbying expenditures

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Oracle should disclose its lobbying activities and expenditures

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UPS should be more transparent about its lobbying expenditures

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AbbVie should disclose lobbying activities so shareholders can assess which are consistent with the company's expressed goals.

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Verizon should disclose lobbying activities and expenditures to ensure its lobbying is consistent with its expressed goals and shareholder interests

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IBM should be more transparent about its lobbying expenditures

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Minimal lobbying disclosure among major corporations prevents shareholders from knowing whether companies advocate covertly for the same issues they c

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