DeSmog ’s Climate Denial Reporting Turns Up in Unexpected Places

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Our essential reporting and investigations into climate science denial can show up in unexpected places. Congressional staffers often reach out to us for critical intel on climate science deniers ahead of hearings, saying they’ve already searched among the hundreds of profiles in our research databases.

And thanks to a new media collaboration, our reporting exposing the climate denier network attacking teen climate activist Greta Thunberg ended up appearing on Teen Vogue. That’s right, DeSmog and Teen Vogue. Didn’t see that one coming.

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