DeSmog

Fossil fuel companies and broadcasters are working to dilute proposed world-first national restrictions on fossil fuel ads due to come into effect in France at the start of next year. Fifteen companies and trade associations including oil and gas giant TotalEnergies have proposed a series of amendments to the draft decree, according to public comments […]

A version of this article was first published by the German investigative outlet CORRECTIV This Sunday, Alternative for Germany (AfD) could assume power for the first time ever in a German state – the highest office that any far-right party has occupied since the Nazi era. The AfD is currently polling at around 40 percent ahead of the election in Saxony-Anhalt, one of five former eastern German states. […]

“Climate change has always happened. It always will.” That was the remark made by Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice on Monday about this summer’s record heatwaves, which have caused wildfires and droughts across the country. The Boston and Skegness MP added: “When it’s a bit warm, let’s enjoy it. And if it means that […]

At the American Legislative Exchange Council’s annual meeting, members of Leonard Leo’s network explain why the right-wing court majority is crucial for protecting oil companies from climate lawsuits.

Brian O'Neill asked a State Department attorney to set up meetings with officials that would clear the way for his project's gas power plants.