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More than two dozen activists hold signs protesting the Mountain Valley pipeline and Sen. Manchin's efforts to greenlight it, standing on the lawn by the US Capitol building.
DC Protests Highlight US Climate Opposition to Manchin Deal, World Bank Head
By Zach D. Roberts
on
A pair of protests in the nation’s capital upped pressure on the President and Congress to stop enabling fossil fuel expansion in several arenas.
Liz Truss with some of her new cabinet ministers. Credit: DeSmog via Wikimedia/Chris McAndrew
uk/How Climate-Friendly is Liz Truss's Cabinet?
By Rich Collett-White and Christopher Deane
on
DeSmog takes you through the green credentials of each and every cabinet minister.
Giorgia Meloni, leader of the far-right Brothers of Italy party, is tipped to be Italy’s next prime minister. (CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication)
Italy’s Lurch to the Right Raises Risk of Fossil Gas Lock-In
By Stella Levantesi
on
With a right-wing coalition projected to win this weekend’s snap election, incumbent energy companies face scant pressure over climate change.
A waste incinerator in Edmonton, North London. Credit: Rachel Parsons.
Climate Lawyers Take Aim at 'Green' Heating Scheme Fed by Incinerator
By Rachel Parsons
on
The government has handed tens of millions to similar projects around the country in recent years.
Flaring in Colorado. Credit: Tim Hurst (CC BY-SA 2.0)
A Global Database on Fossil Fuel Projects Goes Live
By Nick Cunningham
on
The Global Registry of Fossil Fuels offers an in-depth, free, and publicly-available look at oil, gas, and coal projects from around the world, shedding light on an industry threatening global climate targets
Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, oil sands refinery with smokestacks and snow in the background
Exxon Could Have Helped Stop Climate Change 30 Years Ago, ‘Proprietary’ Docs Show
By Geoff Dembicki
on
Instead the company’s Canadian arm developed a communications plan to make climate solutions like carbon taxes look economically reckless.
Left, a white-to-gray faded book cover reading 'The Petroleum Papers: Inside the Far-Right Conspiracy To Cover Up Climate Change' over an hourglass with black sand mostly in the bottom bulb. Right, black and white image of a man with medium length hair parted on the side and wearing a button down shirt.
How Canada’s Oil Sands ‘Bankrolled the Assault on Truth’
By Lindsey J. Smith
on
A new book reveals how Imperial Oil, ExxonMobil, Koch Industries, and others used Canada’s oil sands to spawn a web of climate denial and delay.
Shell's Norco refinery in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana. ©Julie Dermansky
Internal Documents Show Big Oil PR Messages Still 'Mislead' Public on Climate
By Nick Cunningham
on
Despite claims of transitioning to cleaner energy, internal emails and documents obtained by a congressional investigation show oil companies trying to protect their fossil fuel investments through public narratives that conflict with private communications.
Screen shot of House hearing on September 14, 2022.
us/House Committee Investigates the Role of PR Firms in Spreading Climate Disinformation
By Nick Cunningham
on
The oil industry’s long history of disinformation is well-documented, but PR firms have operated “behind the scenes” for decades, a witness testified.
Worcester Bosch Hydrogen Boiler
uk/Gas Companies Accused of Using Hydrogen to ‘Greenwash’ Boilers
By Adam Barnett
on
The labelling will "deceive or confuse" consumers, say experts.

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DC Protests Highlight US Climate Opposition to Manchin Deal, World Bank Head
ByZach D. Roberts
on
A pair of protests in the nation’s capital upped pressure on the President and Congress to stop enabling fossil fuel expansion in several arenas.
More than two dozen activists hold signs protesting the Mountain Valley pipeline and Sen. Manchin's efforts to greenlight it, standing on the lawn by the US Capitol building.
Analysis
uk/How Climate-Friendly is Liz Truss's Cabinet?
ByRich Collett-White and Christopher Deane
on
DeSmog takes you through the green credentials of each and every cabinet minister.
Liz Truss with some of her new cabinet ministers. Credit: DeSmog via Wikimedia/Chris McAndrew
Analysis
Italy’s Lurch to the Right Raises Risk of Fossil Gas Lock-In
ByStella Levantesi
on
With a right-wing coalition projected to win this weekend’s snap election, incumbent energy companies face scant pressure over climate change.
Series: Gas Lock-in
Giorgia Meloni, leader of the far-right Brothers of Italy party, is tipped to be Italy’s next prime minister. (CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication)
Climate Lawyers Take Aim at 'Green' Heating Scheme Fed by Incinerator
ByRachel Parsons
on
The government has handed tens of millions to similar projects around the country in recent years.
A waste incinerator in Edmonton, North London. Credit: Rachel Parsons.
A Global Database on Fossil Fuel Projects Goes Live
ByNick Cunningham
on
The Global Registry of Fossil Fuels offers an in-depth, free, and publicly-available look at oil, gas, and coal projects from around the world, shedding light on an industry threatening global climate targets
Flaring in Colorado. Credit: Tim Hurst (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Exxon Could Have Helped Stop Climate Change 30 Years Ago, ‘Proprietary’ Docs Show
ByGeoff Dembicki
on
Instead the company’s Canadian arm developed a communications plan to make climate solutions like carbon taxes look economically reckless.
Series: Imperial Oil Files
Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, oil sands refinery with smokestacks and snow in the background
Analysis
How Canada’s Oil Sands ‘Bankrolled the Assault on Truth’
ByLindsey J. Smith
on
A new book reveals how Imperial Oil, ExxonMobil, Koch Industries, and others used Canada’s oil sands to spawn a web of climate denial and delay.
Series: Imperial Oil Files
Left, a white-to-gray faded book cover reading 'The Petroleum Papers: Inside the Far-Right Conspiracy To Cover Up Climate Change' over an hourglass with black sand mostly in the bottom bulb. Right, black and white image of a man with medium length hair parted on the side and wearing a button down shirt.
Internal Documents Show Big Oil PR Messages Still 'Mislead' Public on Climate
ByNick Cunningham
on
Despite claims of transitioning to cleaner energy, internal emails and documents obtained by a congressional investigation show oil companies trying to protect their fossil fuel investments through public narratives that conflict with private communications.
Shell's Norco refinery in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana. ©Julie Dermansky
us/House Committee Investigates the Role of PR Firms in Spreading Climate Disinformation
ByNick Cunningham
on
The oil industry’s long history of disinformation is well-documented, but PR firms have operated “behind the scenes” for decades, a witness testified.
Screen shot of House hearing on September 14, 2022.
uk/Gas Companies Accused of Using Hydrogen to ‘Greenwash’ Boilers
ByAdam Barnett
on
The labelling will "deceive or confuse" consumers, say experts.
Series: The Hydrogen Lobby
Worcester Bosch Hydrogen Boiler