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Carbon capture: climate change’s “healthy” cigarette
harvardpublichealth.org

Carbon capture: climate change’s “healthy” cigarette

The tobacco industry made millions selling “healthy cigarettes” even when it knew smoking killed. Decades later, will the fossil fuel industry get away selling us “healthy” carbon using the tobacco industry’s playbook?
The science-denial playbook

The science-denial playbook

In The Playbook: How to deny science, sell lies and make a killing in the corporate world, Jennifer Jacquet maps out how companies respond to a major threat to their operations — scientific evidence.

Fossil fuel firms ‘have humanity by the throat’, says UN head in blistering attack

Fossil fuel firms ‘have humanity by the throat’, says UN head in blistering attack

António Guterres compares climate inaction to tobacco firms dismissing links between smoking and cancer.

How Big Tobacco, Big Oil, and the Gun Lobby market ignorance

How Big Tobacco, Big Oil, and the Gun Lobby market ignorance

Gun, fossil fuel, and tobacco industries all use a similar playbook to promote their harmful products—to convince people that the truth can’t be known, delaying policy action.
climate solutions & carbon footprint

Should I feel guilty about my carbon footprint?

Can new year's resolutions to go vegan and fly less help stop climate change — or are individual lifestyle changes a distraction from real solutions?
EPA: Wheeler unveils final rule to limit agency's use of science
www.eenews.net

EPA: Wheeler unveils final rule to limit agency's use of science

The Trump administration, during its last days in power, fired another shot in its war on regulations and science-based policies, rewriting the rules on the use of scientific research at EPA.
EPA rule changes will increase coronavirus deaths
theintercept.com

EPA rule changes will increase coronavirus deaths

The sustained effects of air pollution appear to make people particularly vulnerable to the effects of the coronavirus.
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