Richard Wiles & Matthew Cunningham-Cook on Climate Disruption Filtered Through Corporate Media

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Corporate news media have a lot to answer for here, in terms of public understanding of climate disruption, what needs to happen, why isn’t it happening? Put simply: We cannot have a public conversation about how fossil fuels cause climate disruption within a corporate media moneyed by fossil fuel companies. CounterSpin discussed fossil fuel corporations’ brazen lie factory almost precisely a year ago with Richard Wiles, director of the Center for Climate Integrity. Climate policy is about money and profit and the meaninglessness of all those beautiful vistas you might imagine—at least, that’s how many politicians think of it. Transcript: ‘We Line Up Policy With Campaign Contributions From Oil and Gas’Climate disruption reality as filtrated through corporate media, this week on CounterSpin.