Why Climate Misinformation Doesn’t Trigger Platform Safety Systems
How online misinformation shapes public understanding of climate change and what mechanisms might rebuild civic trust in climate science.
Event host: All Tech is Human
How online misinformation shapes public understanding of climate change and what mechanisms might rebuild civic trust in climate science.
Event host: All Tech is Human
U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works hearing room. Briefing Congressional staff and students on industry maneuvering amid current U.S. Administration efforts to roll back environmental protections.
Event host: The University of Toronto Institute for Environment, Conservation, and Sustainability
Strategies to inspire public support for climate action and counter industry misinformation.
Event host: Re.Climate Canadian Centre for Climate Communication
How PR, fossil fuels, and nationalism shape climate journalism, highlighting media complicity and the need for deeper, critical reporting to counter industry spin and “solutions denialism.”
Event host: Covering Climate Now, a global consortium of +600 news outlets.
How the public relations profession promotes climate action by offering “solutions” that protect corporate ambition and sacrifice the collective good.
Presentation title: Panel on PR and Climate Obstruction
Event host: London School of Economics