Direct Lobbying Transparency
| Overall Assessment | Comment | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | Crown Castle provides only minimal insight into its climate-related lobbying. It states that it works with “government agencies and others” to help “fram[e] responsible laws, regulations and standards affecting the community, the workplace and the environment,” but it never identifies any particular piece of climate legislation, rule-making process, or jurisdiction it has engaged on. The company offers no description of how it lobbies—no mention of letters, meetings, coalition work, or which specific agencies or lawmakers it approaches—so the channels and targets of influence remain unclear. Similarly, its policy objectives are expressed only in broad terms such as a desire to “promote and practice sound environmental stewardship” and “proactively reduce resource use, waste and the environmental impact,” without specifying the concrete regulatory changes or amendments it supports or opposes. This limited, high-level language signals some engagement but lacks the detail needed to understand the substance, methods, and aims of the company’s climate-policy advocacy. | 1 |