Global Briefing: NATO accuses Russia of pushing climate and green energy disinformation

James Murray
clock • 8 min read
Global Briefing: NATO accuses Russia of pushing climate and green energy disinformation

NATO warns of threat posed by climate disinformation, Philippines chosen to host loss and damage fund, and Azerbaijan launches new green investment push

NATO has released a new report detailing how the Russian government is seeking to spread disinformation that could derail green investment and ensure the West remains reliant on fossil fuels. The political...

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