Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, has made £28 million in donations to significant Church of England institutions, including Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB) and the Church Revitalisation Trust (CRT), raising alarms among Christian leaders. They argue that his views on climate change, which include claims of 'climate derangement syndrome' and opposition to net-zero targets, contradict the Church's commitment to environmental stewardship. Critics, including Rev Dr Darrell Hannah of Operation Noah, are concerned that Marshall's financial influence could sway church attitudes towards climate action. Despite Marshall's substantial donations, the Church of England has committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 and has divested from fossil fuels. The controversy intensified after over 120 church leaders criticized Marshall for his climate views and the network's negative portrayal of climate science. Marshall contends that his stance is a reasonable perspective shared by many Christians, arguing against the economic impacts of aggressive climate policies. The Church and associated organizations have yet to publicly address these concerns.