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Christian Leaders Urge Transparency on Climate Misinformation Amid Fossil Fuel Ties

4/5/2026

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Over 120 Christian leaders, including Rev Dr Darrell Hannah, criticized Sir Paul Marshall, owner of GB News, for climate misinformation and called for transparency about his fossil fuel ties.
Marshall argued that the net zero consensus is crumbling, a claim the leaders dispute.
The leaders note ongoing public support for decarbonization despite the dispute.
They urge reevaluating reliance on fossil fuels amid the climate crisis and rising UK energy prices.

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Over 120 Christian leaders, including Rev Dr Darrell Hannah, criticized Sir Paul Marshall, owner of GB News, for climate misinformation and called for transparency about his fossil fuel ties.
Marshall argued that the net zero consensus is crumbling, a claim the leaders dispute.
The leaders note ongoing public support for decarbonization despite the dispute.
They urge reevaluating reliance on fossil fuels amid the climate crisis and rising UK energy prices.