Oil and gas lobbyists influencing annual UN climate talks: AP report

Close to 400 people connected to fossil fuel industries attended last year's United Nations climate talks in Egypt, a grouping that was larger than all but two of the national delegations sent by countries, according to a data analysis of the more than 24,000 participants by The Associated Press.

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