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More than 302 industrial agriculture (Big Ag) lobbyists representing the world’s largest food and farming companies were given access to the COP30 climate talks in Belém, Brazil.

Members of the global campaign to Kick Big Polluters Out decry the number of Big Ag lobbyists at COP30 and demand: “Stop frying the planet! Kick Big Polluters Out!”

With one in every 25 COP30 attendees a fossil fuel lobbyist, massive industry presence intensifies calls to protect climate negotiations from corporate capture.

Join KBPO members on the ground in Belém at COP30 for a day of action and events exposing and denouncing the number of fossil fuel lobbyists at COP30.

Fossil fuel companies attending recent U.N. climate talks responsible for nearly 60% of global oil and gas production

Attendance of more than 5,350 fossil fuel lobbyists illustrates scale of industry stranglehold as COP30 approaches with absent protections.

Civil society groups and networks representing millions condemn COP30 President Designate's invitation to corporate interests without protections against conflicts of interest, calling it a "dangerous oversight" that threatens climate action

While the COP30 President Designate places the private sector center stage, calling “on all business leaders to join the world in Belém," we demand "Kick Big Polluters Out, don’t invite them to the COP30 table!"

Today, in response to sustained campaigning by campaign groups and civil society constituencies, the UNFCCC has taken another step towards addressing the elephant in the room