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3. There is considerable empirical evidence going back to at least the 1990s or before that the same types of organizations have been operating in Australia and spreading misinformation about climate change.

2. There is a network of organizations that exists to influence the public, media, and political arenas to slow, stop, or reverse effective climate action. This is not only oil, gas and coal companies, but includes trade associations, think tanks, and PR firms, among many others.

1. There is accumulating evidence that efforts to address climate change have been unsuccessful because of the work to obstruct them.