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Climate groups can't pay Twitter to spread political content. But the oil industry can, and it's ramping up its efforts alongside Biden's climate push.

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Some leftover reporting that didn't make it into yesterday's story about The Hill's oil-sponsored climate conference.

Apr 15

This is a special joint edition of HEATED and Popular Information, a daily political accountability newsletter by journalist Judd Legum. Popular Inform…

Emily Atkin and Judd Legum

Apr 14

In a 6,000-word Facebook rant to a climate reporter, the "Dirty Jobs" host explained why fossil fuels are Actually Good.

Apr 13

New polling contains good news for Biden's upcoming green financing push.

Apr 12

Progressives who glorify meat consumption are doing free PR for a highly-polluting industry working tirelessly to keep polluting.

Apr 8

How banks finance the climate crisis An analysis finds 77% of directors on boards of seven US banks have ties to ‘climate-conflicted’ groups.

Apr 7

Fossil fuel producers receive $62 billion in "indirect subsidies" per year, a new study finds. But the cost of providing those subsidies is far, far gr…

Apr 6

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