Corporate funding has played a huge role in influencing our national conversation on climate.

"Politically motivated” science can also be good science, writes the author of Merchants of Doubt Naomi Oreskes.

A compilation of the politicians on the wrong side of history.

A roundup of our readers' favorite posts on BillMoyers.com this year.

Climate deniers won a slew of races across the country, fueled by big spending from fossil fuel interests such as the Koch brothers.

A Republican-controlled Senate could not only threaten the EPA, it could also reverse the environmental gains we've recently made.

To avoid catastrophe, we must seize corporate polluters’ wealth. And to do that, we must change everything.

The signs of a changing climate are all around us. But for some US policymakers, money speaks louder than facts.

On Tuesday, hundreds of citizens turned out for the first public hearing on the controversial social science materials now under review as part of the state’s contentious once-in-a-decade textbook adoption process.

A new report reveals that some of the firms that claim to be dedicated to fighting climate change are the worst offenders.