DeSmog

DeSmog

DeSmog was established in January 2006 with the goal of addressing the misleading public relations that obscure the scientific facts and solutions related to climate change. Our team has rapidly grown into the leading source of reliable, factual information on misinformation campaigns surrounding global warming. Now, after 15 years, DeSmog is broadening its efforts to tackle additional topics where misinformation hampers public knowledge and political response to urgent societal issues. This includes addressing global energy demands, confronting environmental racism, and promoting a fair transition to a sustainable economic future.

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  • 1 day ago | desmog.com | Sam Bright

    Zia Yusuf has withdrawn from frontline politics almost as soon as he entered it. Over the past year, Reform’s former chair emerged from obscurity to become the right-hand-man of Nigel Farage – the odds-on favourite to be the next prime minister. Yesterday, he announced his shock resignation following a series of public spats with the party’s MPs. He gave Farage just 10 minutes’ notice before tweeting out his decision.

  • 4 days ago | desmog.com | Adam Barnett

    In the local elections on 1 May, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK took control of 10 councils and two regional mayoralties. The party vowed to scrap climate initiatives in the authorities, and has reportedly already set up an Elon Musk-inspired “DOGE” (Department of Government Efficiency) at Kent County Council in order to identify potential cuts to local services.

  • 5 days ago | desmog.com | Joe Fassler

    Project 2025 has captured the U.S. government. More than 50 high-level Trump administration officials have links to groups behind the Heritage Foundation-backed plan, a DeSmog analysis found. That number includes many of President Trump’s closest advisors, from Stephen Miller to the recently departing Elon Musk. It also includes a full 70 percent of his cabinet.

  • 1 week ago | desmog.com | Joe Fassler

    Elon Musk’s time in the federal government is coming to an end, the White House has confirmed. But the work he began at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the hastily renamed agency he’s used to make legally questionable changes within the federal government, will clearly continue. “DOGE is a way of life. Like Buddhism,” he said, in an April 30 press conference. “Is Buddha needed for Buddhism? Was it not stronger after he passed away?”It was typical Elon, tactless and grandiose.

  • 1 week ago | desmog.com | Adam Barnett

    Reform UK’s policies to “scrap net zero” would cost more than 60,000 jobs and wipe £92 billion off the UK economy, according to a new study. Nigel Farage’s party — which took control of 10 councils in the recent local elections — this week claimed that the government could save £45 billion every year by ditching climate policies.