UN Climate Myth Busters: Facts to Counter Climate Misinformation
This United Nations article debunks common myths and falsehoods about climate change by presenting scientific facts. It addresses misconceptions such as climate change not being real, not being human-caused, or being exaggerated, and counters them with evidence from sources like the IPCC. The article aims to equip readers with factual information to counter mis- and disinformation and build support for urgent climate action.
Key quotes
Climate change is already affecting every region on Earth.
Changes in rainfall patterns, rising sea levels, melting glaciers, a warming ocean, and more frequent and intense extreme weather events are just some of the changes already impacting millions of people.
Climate change is a hot topic – with myths and falsehoods circulating widely.
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