Climate Clarity
Warm welcome to the Climate Clarity Hub, a platform that consolidates knowledge and expertise on climate mis/disinformation. We want to confront climate pessimism, call for action, sharing knowledge, analysis, content, resources, anecdotes both from an ecological activism perspective and within the counter-disinformation community.
To stay up-to-date with the latest developments, we will gather the most Heated News for you to view at a glance. If you’re looking for more, the Flash Facts section will include additional recent updates, along with upcoming events and job opportunities, all related to climate disinformation and ways to address it.
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Climate Facts Matter – showcasing local realities and climate action on the ground
The #ClimateFactsMatter campaign launched this year by the European Commission is now shedding a light on local realities and highlighting how climate action is making a real difference on the ground. A new phase of the campaign has been launched to help citizens to be aware, be prepared and be informed about climate disinformation and learn more about EU action in this field.
BE AWARE. BE PREPARED. BE INFORMED.
Climate change exists. So does the disinformation around it.
The new phase of the campaign, be informed, sheds light on local narratives that are often subject to disinformation and raises awareness about the positive outcomes of local initiatives to tackle climate change, encouraging citizens to know more about EU climate action and its impact.
Updated toolkit!
New materials are now available for stakeholders in a dedicated toolkit: with local stories, new videos and other ready-to-use assets, to further amplify the campaign.
A closer look into real stories and projects
As a pilot initiative, the campaign has been running across the EU with a particular focus on a few target countries. This new phase of the campaign brings a localised approach, also with the goal of allowing people to connect with climate disinformation-related topics in a more personal way.
For this, the campaign is highlighting different EU-funded projects that are being implemented across the campaign’s target countries: sharing real stories, tangible benefits, and impactful initiatives that bring visible change.
- France: A story of a local resident from Marseille who switched to an electric vehicle (EV), and how the EU is backing green transition
- Finland: In Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu, a peatland restoration project (POKPAK and POPKA2) is turning former peat extraction areas into wetlands that store carbon, improve water quality and support biodiversity.
- Italy: In Emilia-Romagna, the ADA project helps farmers use data tools to manage climate risks such as frost, drought and heatwaves.
- Poland: In Gdańsk, the Green H2 initiative produces renewable hydrogen for industrial use.
Learn more about these stories here.
Lasting impact
By promoting fact-based information and media literacy – with concrete everyday tools and resonating messages – the #ClimateFactsMatter campaign supports informed public debate and evidence-based climate action across Europe. With this campaign, the European Commission’s Directorate‑General for Climate Action reinforces its strategic goal to contribute to actively build societal resilience against climate disinformation.
YouTube Lies
An investigation by Maldita.es found that ads are still placed on climate misinformation videos, with 20 Spanish-language channels reaching over 21 million subscribers collectively continuing to generate revenue despite YouTube’s monetisation policies.
Weimar Triangle links climate policy and disinformation
Marking the 35th anniversary of the Weimar Triangle, France, Germany and Poland reaffirmed their commitment to EU climate neutrality and highlighted the need to counter climate disinformation as part of strengthening climate policy and societal resilience across Europe.
How autonomous AI supercharge climate obstruction
The Canada’s National Observer warns that autonomous AI agents could dramatically scale climate disinformation and harassment online. AI systems capable of acting independently may generate reputational attacks, fabricate claims, and spread conspiratorial narratives targeting climate scientists or policymakers, while making it harder to trace responsibility.
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Last updated: 16/03/2026
The articles and resources listed in this hub do not necessarily represent EU DisinfoLab’s position. This hub is an effort to give voice to all members of the community countering climate disinformation.
Climate Clarity hub has been developed by EU DisinfoLab with the contribution of the Heinrich Böll Foundation.