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Investigation questions climate-panel conflict rules

A Guardian investigation examines links between some climate-report authors and the fossil fuel sector. Experts quoted in the reporting question whether the IPCC’s conflict-of-interest arrangements are adequate.

Zdjęcie zrobione podczas 19. Ramowej Konwencji Narodów Zjednoczonych ds. Zmian Klimatu (COP19) w Warszawie.
Illustrative image: Piotr Drabik from Poland / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · resized and converted to WebP · Licence

A Guardian investigation examines links between some climate-report authors and the fossil fuel sector. Experts quoted in the reporting question whether the IPCC’s conflict-of-interest arrangements are adequate.

The article’s concerns are attributed to its investigation and interviewees. The original report contains the evidence, relevant responses and policy context.

Disclosure and independence

The investigation examines relationships between contributors to climate assessments and fossil-fuel interests. Declaring a relationship and deciding how to manage it are separate questions. Assessing the claims requires attention to the panel's procedures, the roles involved and the responses of those named, rather than assuming one affiliation settles every scientific conclusion.

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