As the Times faces serious criticism over its climate change coverage, openDemocracy has some questions for the paper about the coal-baron at the centre of the scandal.
If you want to get inside how the media frames and shapes our collective understanding of climate change, there’s one person who understands it best: British environmental campaigner George Marshall.
Editores de openDemocracyUK, openDemocracyRussia y DemocraciaAbierta comentan las implicaciones de los "Papeles de Panamá". English
openDemocracy editors respond to the astonishing revelations of the Panama Papers. Español
In a world of post-referendum and multi-party politics, leaders debates are about more than appealing to an imagined centre.
UCL student or graduate? Come and work for openDemocracyUK over the summer.
Does some of the recent success of the Scottish left lie in musicology?
The European Union is an undemocratic corporate stitch-up. But leaving would be worse.
The Guardian is publishing articles in partnership with one of the world's most notorious oil companies, despite running a campaign to divest from them.
Is the Times allowing a wealthy coal–baron to push them into misleading their readers about dodgy climate change denying science?
Walk into 'the most exclusive club in the world' in the middle of COP21, and you find the polite chit–chat with which the powerful face impending disaster.
Greenpeace's executive director discusses how the oil industry has manufactured consent for the carbon age, and how they are going to be defeated.
