Clare Carlile

@clarecarlile.bsky.social

Investigative Journalist at DeSmog - climate, food and farming | Work covered by the BBC, Guardian, FT, Al Jazeera | She/her

The business pavilion is large and busy, and includes a billboard of sponsors including Ibedrola, National Grid and Itau.

The East African Community Pavilion - a much less glitzy space with no roof, but several people talking

Saudi Arabi's space is large, very flashy and brightly lit. A security guard stands in front of it

The space for chad - a small square, empty of people

Malawi's pavilion is a small box, crowded with people but with no screens in sight

A bar chart, titled 'undeclared emissions from intensive livestock farms'. It includes four bars showing the number of intensive pig and poultry farms in UK declaring emissions in planning applications. 0 applications included emissions estimates, 4 provided some detail, 12 only discussed the emissions in passing, and 19 provided no information.

$A world map titled "From U.S. to Europe: Yara's fracked gas-based fertiliser". Arrows show the flow of shale gas from the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford Basin and Haynesville Basin in the US, to Freeport where Dow & Yara/BASF have facilities. From there, ammonia flows to Norway, before finished fertiliser ends up in Ireland, the UK, Asia and Spain.$