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Donald Trump's raucous return to the White House is emblematic of how an ascendant far-right movement is coordinating to defeat climate policies and push a fossil fuel agenda across North America, the UK, and Europe.
Silicon Valley's tech leaders have pledged repeatedly to solve the climate crisis with their products. Where are they now?

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When Mark Carney was Bank of England Governor, he was hailed by climate advocates for working to steer the global economy away from fossil fuels. But since becoming Canadian prime minister, heโ€™s f...
It's just 10 years since the landmark Paris Agreement, but international climate commitments have begun to erode. At a pivotal moment for both climate action and the multilateral process, DeSmog c...
A radical network of politicians, think tanks, lobby groups, and media outlets is attempting to scupper the UKโ€™s clean energy transition by pumping out climate science denial. In this series, DeSm...
In a fast-warming world the polluting fertiliser industry is under pressure to clean up its act. In response, the sector spins a green image with slick PR. Leading the charge is Yara, the bigge...
DeSmogโ€™s coverage of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship โ€“ the radical right-wing network backed by Paul Marshall and the Legatum Group โ€“ the co-owners of GB News.
DeSmog was on the ground at the United Nations climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, and reported this series in the lead-up to and throughout the two-week conference.
The Republic of Ireland โ€“ often dubbed the Emerald Isle โ€“ boasts a global reputation for its grass-based agriculture, exporting 90 percent of its meat and dairy produce to over 100 countries. B...