General Motors pulls funding from climate sceptic thinktank Heartland

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Car giant breaks off 20-year relationship with Heartland Institute in ongoing row over its role in questioning global warming

General Motors, the world's largest carmaker, has confirmed that it is pulling funding from the Heartland Institute, an ultra-conservative thinktank known for its scepticism about climate change. The...

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