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Letter to Secretary Yellen on IMF vote

We urge you to demonstrate greater leadership at the IMF and among other IMF shareholders to support the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Industrial Animal Agriculture Impacts on Environmental Justice and the Need for Federal Oversight

This fact sheet explores industrial animal agriculture’s health impacts on environmental justice & rural communities.
Building Good Governance into the Indonesian Sovereign Wealth Fund

This report examines best practices and outlines policy recommendations for the Indonesian Investment Authority.
Deny, Deceive, Delay: Documenting Climate Disinformation at COP26 and Beyond

In place of climate denial, narratives have trended towards discrediting any proposal for mitigation, adaptation and transition – arguments sometimes referred to as ‘discourses of delay’
Climate Disinformation and the New European Regulations

The European Union has moved more quickly than the United States to adopt laws and regulations impacting digital platforms.
Reducing Climate Disinformation Through Administrative Action

Immediate actions for the administration to hold social media companies accountable for letting climate disinformation spread.
Climate Disinformation and the Digital Services Oversight & Safety Act

The draft Digital Services Oversight and Safety Act (DSOSA) bill will empower analysts and advocates working to reduce climate disinformation by requiring transparency from social media companies.
Recommendations for Social Media Companies

Disclosing the data: recommendations for transparent climate change disinformation policies, community standards and reporting
Social Cost of Carbon From Federal Oil and Gas Development

Fossil fuel development costs society trillions of dollars in air and water pollution, climate change, public health, and environmental degradation.
Comments on IMF Surveillance Guidance

The IMF should adopt a ‘do no harm’ approach and commit to ensuring that IMF policy recommendations do not actively exacerbate inequalites.