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The UK has jailed five climate activists for a collective 21 years for the crime of "conspiring" to protest. It's a triumph for fossil fuel tyranny and the stupidest, cruellest people on the planet.

The Laundry has been thrown into disarray by some major projects, about which I will be keeping subscribers updated. In lieu of an article, here are five key climate stories from the last week.

Should the convicted felon be re-elected, he'll institute a plan drawn up by a far-right religious organisation funded by big oil. But what does The Heritage Foundation actually want?

Our media are great at identifying the symptoms of climate inaction, but hopeless at naming its architects. A new book shows there's no excuse for such ambiguity.

The most harmful lie told about climate change isn't that it's a hoax, but that it's not that bad. It's a narrative that serves only those who profit from destruction.

When our politicians say "better things aren't possible", people believe them. Instead of feeding the downward spiral, Britain's presumptive leaders can inspire a battered nation by telling the truth.