6/8 Internal docs show how these groups coordinated to: - Lobby legislators - Attack climate activists and organizations - Run covert influence campaigns in B.C. on Instagram & TikTok - Target students and educators

5/8 Where’s the money coming from? Our investigation reveals a group of funders under an entity called Canadian Energy Prosperity (CEP) funded these groups and met with them bi-annually behind closed doors at the Calgary Petroleum Club.

4/8 Some of these include known oil-linked groups such as Canada Action, Energy United, plus several lesser-known groups flying under the radar.

3/8 The network—called Energy in Action (EIA)—includes charities, think tanks, corporates, advocacy groups, and non-profits posing as "independent" voices to manufacture public support for the fossil fuel industry.

1/8 🚨 NEW: We found a network of 30+ pro-oil front groups coordinating, tracking progress, and reporting back to their funders about how they are shaping energy conversations in Canada. It looks like that was supposed to stay under the radar, except they left their platform completely public 👇

destroying Canada’s nature and sidelining Indigenous rights in the process doesn't seem to be in the "national interest"............... tacking the climate crisis should be a "national interest project" preventing more biodiversity loss should be a "national interest project"

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The federal government must withdraw this bill, as it will lock us in a path of nature destruction. 75% of Canadians believe that protecting nature must be a “key consideration” when building the country. It’s time the government starts listening. 🧵 6/7

We have seen, time and time again, how “Build, baby, build” brings more nature loss, which, in turn, leads to lower quality of life, and increased health risks for industry workers and communities, none of which are good for a strong, healthy country. 🧵 5/7

Instead, Carney’s government is locking us into a short-sighted strategy in which decisions about workers’ health and rights, living ecosystems–from rivers, forests to grasslands–and communities are subordinated to a logic of speed and profit, not care and protection. 🧵 4/7

This plan is certainly not building the backbone of a resilient economy, nor an economy for the future. 🧵 3/7