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Digital landscape of climate mis- and dis information in the UK

(19/09/24)

This briefing - Digital landscape of climate mis- and disinformation in the UK- provides an overview of key false and misleading narratives relating to climate science, solutions and policy, as relevant to the UK on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and the encrypted messaging app Telegram. It aims to unpack how such ‘anti-climate’ content is served to UK audiences by platforms’ curation and amplification systems, and how this might shape public discussion and perception of key climate policies. The briefing is jointly authored by ISD, Climate Action Against Disinformation, and Global Action Plan.