Teaching others about climate change has become just as much about communication as it is about […]
In conversations about climate change, misinformation often feels abstract, something that spreads online or through media […]
Young people today move through an online world filled with climate information, but not all of […]
From 8–13 November 2025, the CHECKMATE project convened 25 youth workers in Vienna, Austria, for an […]
Encountering climate misinformation in everyday conversations or online is increasingly common. Whether it appears in a […]
Climate misinformation does not always rely on false facts. Often, it relies on emotions. Posts that […]
Climate change is one of the most well-documented scientific realities of our time. Yet despite this, […]
Despite the clarity and robustness of climate science, digital ecosystems have enabled the proliferation of misleading and inaccurate narratives that undermine public understanding.
The scientific consensus on climate change is no longer a matter of opinion. It is one […]
On 3–4 June 2025, partners of the CHECKMATE project came together in Riga, Latvia, for the […]