Climate Disinformation – EC Library Guide: Introduction
Introduction
About this Library Guide
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Climate disinformation
Climate disinformation is the intentional dissemination of false information related to climate change and climate action. It can take many forms, from hard denial and conspiracy theories to softer, more insidious disinformation that seeks to muddy the waters by claiming that climate change is not man-made or as bad as scientists are saying and therefore requires no urgent action.
Source: European Commission
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