This year’s climate meeting meant millions of dollars in revenues for PR firms—and plenty of new contracts and connections to help petrostates continue to paint their green image beyond Dubai.
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Reuters, New York Times Top List of Fossil Fuel Industry’s Favorite Media Partners
Taking a hard look at the media industry’s relationship with the fossil fuel industry.
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Readers for Sale: How Legacy Media Legitimizes Big Oil’s Climate Talking Points
A new report from Drilled and DeSmog finds Reuters and The New York Times are the fossil fuel industry’s favorite media partners.
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The Dairy Industry Is Scared, and Queen Latifah Is Here to Make It OK2Milk
The dairy industry is spending tens of millions of dollars a year to combat the popularity of plant-based milks.
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Inside the Campaign That Put an Oil Boss in Charge of a Climate Summit
Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, CEO of the UAE’s national oil company, mobilized a PR army to secure the COP28 presidency despite concerns over his green credentials.
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The Tomato Soup “Controversy”
The climate movement is getting more confrontational—is it working?
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S9, Ep3 | The Next Citizens United Will Be a Climate Case
Big Oil is still trying to expand corporate free speech rights.
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S9, Ep2 | A Legal Strategy
Herb realizes it’s not enough just to defend corporate free speech in the court of public opinion.
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S8, Ep6 | Old-School Greenwashing
Why Guyana’s environmental organizations are supporting an offshore drilling project.