Climate Action Against Disinformation
A global coalition of 120+ climate and anti-disinformation organisations.

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Climate Action Against Disinformation
A global coalition of 120+ climate and anti-disinformation organisations.
As the US Supreme Court considers Suncor v. Boulder—a key climate accountability case—documents obtained by the UCS reveal that some groups involved in the climate disinformation campaign at the heart of Boulder’s lawsuit are shopping legislation to shield the fossil fuel industry from liability.
🗓️ Join @greenpeace.org and @info-activism.bsky.social on 15 October 2026 to explore what AI, misinformation and threats to democracy mean for non-profits and how they can respond.
Independent disinformation research is essential to democratic resilience.
CAAD stands with the #Disinfo2026 organisers @disinfo.eu and participants. Transparency, information integrity and open democratic debate must be protected, in Europe and globally.
Our statement: caad.info/analysis/bri...
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And of course, @emorwee.bsky.social gets it: "the point of all this isn't necessarily to convince you that climate change is fake. It's just to make you uncertain about whether it's serious enough to require action right now."
CAAD talks to HEATED about our latest report exposing how climate disinformation actually works in turning good news into conspiracies:
Exxon’s own scientist called its algae biofuel target “completely impossible to achieve.”
The company promoted it anyway.
New disclosures add to the evidence in Massachusetts’ climate deception case against ExxonMobil.
Ahead of COP31, @350.org's new report 'Partners in Coal', examines the fossil fuel ties behind the presidencies of Türkiye and Australia including their coal trade, which has generated over 75 million tonnes of CO₂ since the Paris Agreement.
North Carolina can support growth without sticking families with the bill. Data centers should bring their own clean power, not drive investment in new gas that ratepayers may be paying for decades from now. Read more from EDF's NC policy director here: https://bit.ly/4BbF3bp
New from @fossilfreefootball.bsky.social: Spurs’ BP sponsorship puts the club’s platform behind a fossil fuel giant.
Most new data centres are planned for water-stressed areas, according to Global Action Plan’s research.
Its report warns that rapid expansion risks worsening England’s water crisis, with demand extending beyond cooling to the electricity powering them.
Data centre expansion is facing local pushback over water, energy and planning decisions.
@globalactionplan.bsky.social and campaign groups want a moratorium on large-scale UK data centres until their environmental, democratic and social impacts are scrutinised.
Yesterday, our CEO @imranahmed.bsky.social testified before the New York City Council on the urgent need to regulate AI.
CCDH has shown clear evidence of the lacking safeguards on AI tools, finding that chatbots are willing to provide dangerous advice to young teens & help plan violent attacks👇
Conservative groups are targeting climate researchers. Scientists say the campaign aims to intimidate them and undermine lawsuits against fossil fuel companies.
“I have never seen this many open records requests in such a short time.”
New from @desmog.com: Chevron gave $150K to a Bay Area group accused of using AI to fight heat pump rules.
At least 85 opposition letters were sent by a software company paid by the group, not concerned locals.
This week in climate misinformation is an anti-net zero article in the Express, claiming that vetting suppliers for green credentials will take money away from patient care.
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Today, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing Suncor v. Boulder — a case that could decide whether communities can put Big Oil companies on trial for deceiving the public about the climate harms of fossil fuels. We're in front of the Court to send a message: Stand with communities, not Big Oil.
The October edition of Data Monitor is out now.
This month, we look at the growing environmental and social costs of AI - from its energy and water demands to the narratives being used to justify its rapid expansion.
Read more: buff.ly/7Ukh54a
“Amidst the biggest energy crisis in history, it is extraordinary that the Cop31 presidency continues to ignore the central issue of fossil fuels.Rather than leading the transition away, both countries are still expanding fossil fuels at extreme rates.”
@350.org's Andreas Sieber
NVIDIA’s disclosed supply-chain emissions have risen 725% since 2020, while its renewable-energy target covers less than 1% of its total emissions.
Efficiency claims do not change the bigger picture: more chips, more data centres, and rising energy demand.
via @greenpeace.org