DeSmog catalogues how oil and gas firms have forged ties with the highest levels of government, the media, and influential think tanks.

Regardless of who wins next month, fossil fuel interests have multiple levers for influencing policy.

DeSmog analysed misleading statements by farming groups, media influencers, and political candidates in France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, and Ireland.

More than $7 million on ads and ballot initiatives helped to water down a legislative package targeting the state’s ozone pollution crisis, advocates say.

It’s “a scandal” that the party continues to support Graham Stringer, campaigners say.

Some cast doubt on the climate science, while others painted EU regulators as part of an authoritarian “sect” wishing to control citizens through green measures.

Gerrit Schoeters, a Belgian cattle farmer, said he was unhappy about the prominent far-right imagery at the demonstration in Brussels.

Scientific modelling indicates that areas of Clacton could be submerged annually.

As groups try to influence a federal decision, Louisiana fishers squeezed by current LNG exports call for an end to expansion.

The anti-net zero party has been bankrolled by oil and gas investors, aviation entrepreneurs, and those who reject climate science.