Geoff Dembicki

Geoff Dembicki is Global Managing Editor of DeSmog and author of The Petroleum Papers, which was named a best book of the year by the Washington Post. He is a contributing author to Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment published by Oxford University Press. His work has appeared in outlets including the Guardian, Rolling Stone and the New York Times and been featured on NPR and CBC. He’s based in Montreal.

Articles by Geoff Dembicki

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One observer calls Peterson Academy 'a Fox News model of education.'
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The Shell-led export project taps a massive BC gas field containing nearly 14 billion tonnes of carbon. Burning it all could be catastrophic.
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The Bolloré family’s business empire — which includes Havas, one of the world’s biggest ad agencies — has longtime ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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A campaign called ‘Voice for Energy’ doesn’t disclose funders. But Google’s ad registry shows it’s tied to the Canadian Gas Association.
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Cross-country attacks against the climate policy are coming from think tanks that belong to a vast U.S.-based libertarian network.
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Business leader says government tax credit for oil and gas ‘extends the life of Canada’s largest industrial sector.’
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Head of journalism organization Covering Climate Now calls the accusation ‘factually careless and ideologically driven.’
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Ramaswamy calls climate change "a hoax." He’ll be sharing the stage with other climate crisis deniers at an invite-only conference in London.
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It’s all part of a global playbook from the U.S.-based Atlas Network to protect the profits of fossil fuel and mining companies, argues a Sydney researcher.
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The Atlas Network is behind the effort to brand climate activists as extremists and pass anti-protest legislation.