Maps

DeSmogโ€™s unique maps offer a visual insight into the densely connected webs of individuals and groups blocking vital efforts to limit climate change. Conflicts of interest โ€” from financial flows to revolving doors and cozy industry ties โ€” are revealed here in all their complex detail.

From Donald Trumpโ€™s transatlantic network, to the agribusiness interests turning up at climate and biodiversity summits, our maps expose at a glance the influence and power of these connections.

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From โ€˜innovation sprintsโ€™ to spritzers, polluting agri-giants have so many ways to influence climate outcomes.

All Maps

Analysis
onOct 27, 2025 @ 23:00 PDT
DeSmog maps the nine advertising agencies involved in a 2021 rebrand by the French oil giant TotalEnergies, parts of which were ruled to have misled consumers with inflated climate claims in the first court judgment against the fossil fuel industryโ€™s net zero narrative.
onAug 25, 2025 @ 21:01 PDT
DeSmog investigation reveals that up to 200 staff from 15 Interpublic Group agencies work for the oil giant.
Analysis
onJun 2, 2025 @ 09:30 PDT
More than 50 high-level Trump administration officials have links to groups behind the Heritage Foundation-backed plan, a DeSmog analysis found.
Series: MAGA
onMar 25, 2025 @ 13:23 PDT
New DeSmog map shows how the leader of Canada's Conservative Party is linked to Koch Industries, Elon Musk, and former prime minister Stephen Harper.
Series: MAGA
Analysis
onFeb 10, 2025 @ 16:04 PST
This interactive map shows some of the most significant deals between the โ€œBig Sixโ€ communications giants โ€” Dentsu, Havas, Omnicom, Interpublic Group (currently being acquired by Omnicom), Publicis Groupe, and WPP โ€” with fossil fuel clients. It was published as part of DeSmog's analysis of how ad firms greenwash themselves.
Analysis
onJan 21, 2025 @ 04:33 PST
Politicians, donors, think tanks, and media outlets in the UK and U.S. are working increasingly closely to scupper climate policies and promote fossil fuel extraction.
Series: MAGA
onOct 28, 2024 @ 16:01 PDT
Corporations have found ways to be heard during negotiations on reversing the drastic global decline in plant and animal life.