Social media platforms are enabling and amplifying false and misleading content about climate change, eroding trust in science and putting the future of our planet at risk.
CCDH's new research shows that social media companies are letting falsehoods about extreme weather events like the LA Fires and Hurricane Helene spread unchecked on their platforms.
Climate groups and academics call on Google to extend its climate disinformation policy, demonetize and stop amplifying climate denial content, and collaborate with NGOs and academic experts to update its policies.
2023 was the hottest year on record, ever. Billions of people across the world experienced extreme heat, droughts, wildfires and major floods. Climate deniers can no longer pretend climate change isn’t happening - so they’ve changed their strategy. CCDH’s groundbreaking AI-powered research shows that New Climate Denial narratives that aim to undermine the climate movement, science and solutions, now constitute 70% of climate denial content on YouTube in 2023.
There is a new trend in climate denial. CCDH’s “The New Climate Denial” report shows that, instead of denying climate change is happening, deniers have changed their strategy to keep delaying climate action. But what […]
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