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Is there asbestos in make-up?

In the 1970s, a scientist discovers asbestos fibres in talcum powder.

Could companies clean up their talc?

When talc might be listed as a carcinogen, the industry assembles a ‘talc task force’.

When we send off make-up for testing, the lab finds an asbestos fibre.

From climate change to smoking, this is the story of how doubt has been manufactured.

From climate change to smoking and cancer, this is the story of how to manufacture doubt.

In 1953 PR and tobacco execs draw up a plan to fight claims that smoking causes cancer.

The tobacco industry’s white coats are ready, the battle of science vs science begins.

As the evidence against tobacco mounts, the court suits mount up. Tobacco keeps winning.

As the world’s scientists agree on man-made climate change, oil companies form a coalition

After a cancer diagnosis, Hannah Fletcher asks if her make-up contained asbestos.

‘Unless climate change becomes a non-issue…there may be no moment we can declare victory’

In the battle for public opinion, the scientists were no match for a well-oiled PR machine

A climate change sceptic realises he’s been getting it wrong

Oil money is pumped to scientists and think tanks in the bid to make it a culture war.

Our story ends at the very top, with a fax to the White House.