Foreign Activists Dropped Nearly $2B Into Climate Push

Unveiled: A New Report Reveals Foreign Funding of U.S. Climate AdvocacyA recent study by Americans for Public Trust exposes that foreign-based charities have funneled nearly $2 billion to American nonprofits involved in climate advocacy. The report highlights five European foundations as major contributors, including Britain's Children's Investment Fund Foundation, Denmark's KR Foundation, Switzerland's Oak Foundation and Laudes Foundation, and the UK's Quadrature Climate Foundation. These foundations are accused of forming an international network to influence American energy and environmental policy. The report calls for investigations into potential legal violations and stricter regulations on foreign funding in domestic advocacy work. The debate over foreign influence in U.S. climate policy is far from over, with mixed reactions and implications reaching national politics. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.