Investigations
Rigorous public-interest investigations aimed at improving transparency and accountability.
We investigate corporate conduct and the integrity of regulatory systems, because misconduct and integrity failures can lead to harm and injustice in the energy transition.
Our investigations pursue and expose cases where conduct and systems fall short, and integrity is undermined.
How we work
Climate Integrity investigations are journalistic in nature, driven by factual accuracy and the public interest.
We use investigative journalism methods, including open-source research, interviews and Freedom of Information Laws.
We abide by an Editorial Code of Practice.
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If you’re sharing sensitive information, please read the following options for contacting Climate Integrity. If you wish to remain anonymous, do not send anything from an email address, phone number, computer or phone number connected to you without following one of the steps below:
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