Dr Saffron O’Neill, associate professor in geography at the University of Exeter
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How Climate Change Misinformation Spreads Online
Perhaps more than any other topic, climate change has been subject to the organised spread of spurious information. This circulates online and frequently ends up being discussed in established media or by people in the public eye.
June 30, 2020
