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Our editors and reporters weigh in on a year of seismic political events, and what they’re paying close attention to in 2025.

We reflect on a year of agenda-setting stories that charted the political influence of fossil fuel interests in the UK and beyond.

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

Fossil fuel companies are spending millions on campaigns to deflect attention from the need to stop drilling for more oil and gas.

Former ExxonMobil climate scientist Lindsey Gulden: "It was after I was fired for reporting a garden variety fraud that I really sat back and thought about the implications for climate change."

The new Labour government is pledging billions to support projects based on climate-heating natural gas.

Alongside other European powers, the UK is helping to supercharge Saudi Arabia’s attempt to hijack the global sustainability agenda.

DeSmog review of company data shows North Sea’s leading oil and gas producer downgraded estimates for CO2 stored at Sleipner gas field by more than a quarter.

Food and agriculture multinationals are embracing the vague term without changing their polluting ways, according to a new report.