This isn’t the first time the science denial group has attempted to undermine the idea that climate scientists overwhelmingly agree humans are causing climate change.

Fossil fuel defendants in climate liability lawsuits keep losing in their bids to keep cases in federal courts.

The Gulf petrostate, which will host COP28 next year, presents ADNOC as a source of clean energy at a huge pavilion documenting its “climate action journey.”

From software giants to soft drinks makers, the vast majority of partners at climate talks in Egypt are enmeshed with the oil and gas industry, researchers find.

Critics call Michael Hintze’s peerage “indefensible” in light of his long-held ties to the Institute of Economic Affairs and history of funding climate science denial.

Hill+Knowlton, a pioneer in disinformation tactics used by tobacco and oil companies, still represents fossil fuel clients while leading communications for the upcoming COP27 summit.

Internal documents reveal the integral role of the livestock industry in establishing and funding the CLEAR Center at University of California Davis.

The new Welsh Secretary's blog questions whether human-caused climate change “even exists”.

Marc Morano and Christopher Monckton were given free rein to spread misinformation at the CC Forum conference, which Liz Truss's climate minister pulled out of last week.

The case adds to a growing number of major climate accountability cases against the oil industry, a scenario that Shell predicted in 1998.