Prof. Madison Condon, Boston University School of Law, on the Climate Industrial Complex

To what degree can investors control climate outcomes? Listen to
Jason Mitchell discuss with Professor Madison Condon, Boston
University School of Law, about what universal ownership theory
represents in the context of climate change and how this has
recently changed. In addition, this far-reaching conversation
highlights how private sector ownership of climate models has
created a ‘climate intelligence arms race’ that has serious
oversight implications. Madison Condon is an Associate Professor at
Boston University School of Law where she teaches Environmental Law
and Corporations. Her research focuses on climate change and its
relationship to corporate governance, market risk, and financial
regulators. She was first a Legal Fellow, and then an Attorney, at
the Institute for Policy Integrity from 2017-2020. Before that, she
clerked for Judge Jane Kelly of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
and was a fellow with the Earth Institute at Columbia University.