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Climate obstruction and capital accumulation by feigned victimization: TC Energy and the political economy of investor-state dispute settlement

Fossil fuel companies make money and block climate action by playing the victim. See this informative new study from CSSN scholars Kyla Tienhaara and Fergus Green on how companies leverage investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) to further their goals. The post Climate obstruction and capital accumulation by feigned victimization: TC Energy and the political economy of investor-state dispute settlement appeared first on Brown Climate Social Sci…Read Article

The animal agriculture industry’s obstruction of campaigns promoting individual climate action

Through intentional campaigning, the meat and dairy industry pushes against one of the only effective actions an individual can take to curb climate change: diet. CSSN Scholar Loredana Loy & CSSN Director Jennifer Jacquet “document civil society efforts to advocate dietary shifts as a climate change mitigation strategy, including the Greenhouse Crisis Foundation, Diet for a New America, Beyond Beef, and Meatless Monday, and the industry’s opposi…Read Article

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