Sam Bright leads DeSmog’s coverage of UK politics. He was previously an investigative journalist at the BBC and has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, The Mirror, and others. He is the author of two books.
The group behind the radical Project 2025 agenda is increasingly turning its attention to Europe.
The climate science denial group, which has been trying to make inroads into Europe, claims it has โstrongโ ties to โbig individualsโ in the U.S. administration.
A list of attendees viewed by DeSmog shows fossil fuel companies represented alongside major religious right groups at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship event.
A pro-Trump, pro-oil oligarchy is being convened by a group backed by the owners of GB News, campaigners say.
The pro-Trump Heartland Institute claims it spearheaded opposition to a flagship European nature law.
The Reform UK leader is betting his home on climate denial, campaigners say.
The Heartland Institute, which questions human-made climate change, has established a new branch in London.
Badenochโs leadership campaign was part-funded by a board member at one of the worldโs largest fossil fuel companies.
Lord Moynihan of Chelsea, who holds shares in Shell and TotalEnergies, called the green transition a โchildrenโs crusadeโ.
Reformโs deputy leader represents a high climate risk constituency while calling CO2 โplant foodโ.
