The report, published on Monday by climate communication charity, Comms Declare, found fossil fuel money was behind a broad range of programs aimed at children in schools, museums, and sporting clubs across the country "[It lays bare] how much effort is going into shaping what young Australians think and understand about fossil fuel companies' contribution to a changing climate."Woodside pointed SBS News to its 2025 Social Contribution Report, which said its social investments raised awareness and understanding of the environment; supported early childhood development and education; and created resilient and sustainable communities