A look back at the year’s manipulative messaging.

Campaigners raise concerns over ‘alarming’ potential conflicts in the powerful political grouping.

Critics say the controversial GWP* method – which New Zealand appears close to adopting – is “open to significant abuse”.

Ahead of the November 29 election, dairy producers tell Irish government to step off the “treadmill” of unsustainable milk production – and share a more holistic vision.

Jeremy Clarkson spreads well-worn conspiracy theory that casts inheritance farm tax policy as plot to “replace farmers with migrants”.

Agriculture delegates use influence to “distract” policymakers from genuine solutions needed to transform food and farming, say campaigners.

Major Brazilian polluter champions agribusiness as a solution to hunger at G20.

The international lending giant has pledged to double agriculture funding by 2030, but development banks are so far “failing spectacularly” to invest in sustainable solutions.

Future nature talks must be protected from “intense industry pressure” say campaigners.

Corporations have found ways to be heard during negotiations on reversing the drastic global decline in plant and animal life.