TJ Jordan is an investigative reporter at DeSmog. Their work aims to reveal how polluting industries — and their hired consultants — delay climate action through advertising, public relations, and lobbying. He joined DeSmog in the summer of 2023 after four years working in a global PR agency. Their investigations have been co-published with major outlets including The Guardian and the Financial Times, and they were named Emerging Journalist of the Year at the Covering Climate Now Awards 2025. Contact them at tj@desmog or Signal (+33 7 59 69 93 03), or read more of their work.
Des compagnies pétrolières, gazières et certains médias cherchent à « vider de sa substance » les restrictions envisagées.
Leaked lobbying records show oil, gas and media companies aim to ‘hollow out’ planned restrictions as key consultation takes place.
Teneo handling communications for COP31 in Turkey despite history of oil and gas work.
As fishing communities fight back, Petrobras is going all out to control the narrative, a DeSmog investigation finds.
The New York Times has included dozens of ads pushing looser permitting rules on America’s third-most popular podcast since September, analysis finds.
In KTM dealerships across the continent, thousands of off-road bikes are stripped of legally-required features that restrict pollution.
You might not have heard of them, but a new analysis shows these ad execs have overseen $1.5 billion worth of fossil fuel ads in the U.S. since the Paris Agreement.
DeSmog analysis reveals London-based WPP linked to twice as much oil advertising as American rivals despite its internal climate policy.
A new children’s book by a Chevron-backed clean energy venture paints a sympathetic portrait of coal, oil, and gas.
Anonymous group of senior executives say major ad agencies are “enabling harm rather than doing good.”
