Climate Disinformation – EC Library Guide: Selected publications
A selection of publications from international organisations
- Are we communicating climate change wrong? Here are five ways to improve
United Nations Development Programme, 2024.
The way we communicate the issue has a different impact on different audiences. - Global Risk Report 2024
World Economic Forum, 2024.
The Global Risks Report, developed in collaboration with Marsh McLennan and Zurich Insurance Group, explores some of the most severe risks we may face over the next decade, against a backdrop of rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, a warming planet and conflict. As cooperation comes under pressure, weakened economies and societies may only require the smallest shock to edge past the tipping point of resilience. - Greenwashing – the deceptive tactics behind environmental claims
United Nations, n.d.
Greenwashing presents a significant obstacle to tackling climate change. By misleading the public to believe that a company or other entity is doing more to protect the environment than it is, greenwashing promotes false solutions to the climate crisis that distract from and delay concrete and credible action. - Information Integrity on Digital Platforms – Our Common Agenda Policy Brief 8
United Nations Executive Office of the Secretary-General, 2023.
The present policy brief is focused on how threats to information integrity are having an impact on progress on global, national and local issues. It outlines potential principles for a code of conduct that will help to guide Member States, the digital platforms and other stakeholders in their efforts to make the digital space more inclusive and safer for all, while vigorously defending the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and the right to access information. The Code of Conduct for Information Integrity on Digital Platforms is being developed in the context of preparations for the Summit of the Future. This is the eighth of the Summit of the Future Policy Briefs.
In the section titled 'What harm is being caused by online mis- and disinformation and hate speech?' on pages 11 to 15, climate disinformation is explicitly mentioned. - Rampant climate disinformation online is distorting dangers, delaying climate action
United Nations South Africa, 2022.
Time is slipping away from us. There is no doubt the world must act now to avoid catastrophic ecological collapse. But climate action is being undermined by bad actors seeking to deflect, distract, and deny efforts to save the planet. Disinformation, spread via social media, is their weapon of choice.
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