The Institute of Economic Affairs has been in the media spotlight following last month’s disastrous “mini-budget”.

The airport’s expansion plans would boost carbon dioxide emissions to 20 million tonnes by 2050, according to analysis by a green transport group.

Green groups warn that industry ‘greenwash’ risks diverting politicians from less-polluting alternatives.

The labelling will "deceive or confuse" consumers, say experts.

Green MP Caroline Lucas said climate sceptics and “delayers” should be “nowhere near the prime minister’s top team”.

While claiming to support net zero, the new PM is pro-fracking, plans to increase extraction of oil and gas in the North Sea and finds solar farms ‘depressing’.

Brian Catt wrote in a 2020 blog that the United Nations was trying to “deceive and control global populations”.

Climate campaigners are concerned over Jane Toogood’s role in a company that sells technology to produce hydrogen from methane.

British Airways owner IAG led the list of buyers last year, analysis shows.

A climate scientist said the news that Samuele Furfari, a former EU energy advisor, had joined the Global Warming Policy Foundation showed the organisation was “clutching at straws to defend its fringe and unfounded views”.