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Climate Disinformation and the New European Regulations
The European Union has moved more quickly than the United States to adopt laws and regulations impacting digital platforms.
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Reducing Climate Disinformation Through Administrative Action
Immediate actions for the administration to hold social media companies accountable for letting climate disinformation spread.
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Climate Disinformation and the Digital Services Oversight & Safety Act
The draft Digital Services Oversight and Safety Act (DSOSA) bill will empower analysts and advocates working to reduce climate disinformation by requiring transparency from social media companies.
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Recommendations for Social Media Companies
Disclosing the data: recommendations for transparent climate change disinformation policies, community standards and reporting
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Lawsuit Against State Department Prompts Expedited Treatment of Polluter FOIA Request
The U.S. Department of State has reversed its denial of expedited processing for a FOIA request targeting potential polluter influence.
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Deny, Deceive, Delay: Documenting and Responding to Climate Disinformation at COP26 and Beyond
A report released today documents the nature of climate disinformation around last year’s international climate conference in Glasgow.
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State Department sued over Amos Hochstein FOIA request
A FOIA request has been filed to shine light on potential bias that Amos Hochstein, a former LNG executive, might be bringing to his role.
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Social Cost of Carbon From Federal Oil and Gas Development
Fossil fuel development costs society trillions of dollars in air and water pollution, climate change, public health, and environmental degradation.
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Report: Big Oil Makes Billions While Society Shoulders Staggering Costs of Public Lands and Waters Drilling
Friends of the Earth released an analysis on the true social cost of carbon if the Biden administration continues allowing Big Oil to drill.
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Big Oil rewards Wall Street as price-gouging vote looms
Data shows that oil and gas companies are returning billions more in cash to themselves and their investors amid windfall profits from war.