Geoff Dembicki

A new book, "The Petroleum Papers", goes inside a 1991 conference whose goal was to make people doubt climate change is real.

PragerU and the Daily Wire, two of the internet’s biggest spreaders of climate crisis denial, got seed money from two ultra-religious fracking brothers from Texas.

A publishing company linked to the most powerful agricultural lobby group in the U.S. is releasing children’s books extolling the benefits of pesticides and nitrogen fertilizers.

Alberta recently spent millions trying to show American influence on its energy sector. So here’s its new strategy.

Mark Kennedy spent seven years pretending to be a climate activist. People he deceived are still rebuilding their lives.

A system of dikes meant to protect the Lower Mainland from flooding excludes many First Nations. The federal government admits some have “no dike protection at all.”

Oil executives delayed and deflected at a historic congressional hearing into climate denial Thursday. Experts say once people learn the truth it could be game over for Big Oil.

Flooding in and around Vancouver even in an optimistic scenario could destroy tens of thousands of homes, harm First Nations, and drive up already wild housing prices for everyone.

This week McDonald’s vowed to fix the climate by 2050. But first it wants to sell a whole lot more hamburgers.

Ted Boutrous, one of the most famous First Amendment lawyers in the U.S., is also the lead attorney for Chevron in lawsuits that accuse the oil giant of spreading misinformation about climate change.

Murdoch’s News Corp has spent the past 15 years mitigating its own climate risk while giving media outlets like Fox News carte blanche to deny climate change altogether.

Researchers in Virginia have found “shocking” rates of mental illness among coal miners, still one of the most dangerous jobs today.