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Disinformation campaigns: Case studies

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  • 28 Lessons
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  • Learning objectives
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    • 1.0
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  • Disinformation campaigns
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    • 2.0
      Disinformation campaigns 1/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 2/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 3/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 4/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 5/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 6/7
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      Disinformation campaigns 7/7
    • 2.7
      Disinformation campaigns Quiz
      3 Questions
  • Case Studies
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    • 3.0
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    • 3.1
      Case study 1: Disinformation narratives and the 2024 European farmers’ protests 1/5
    • 3.2
      Case study 1: Disinformation narratives and the 2024 European farmers’ protests 2/5
    • 3.3
      Case study 1: Disinformation narratives and the 2024 European farmers’ protests 3/5
    • 3.4
      Case study 1: Disinformation narratives and the 2024 European farmers’ protests 4/5
    • 3.5
      Case study 1: Disinformation narratives and the 2024 European farmers’ protests 5/5
    • 3.6
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 1/7
    • 3.7
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 2/7
    • 3.8
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 3/7
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      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 4/7
    • 3.10
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 5/7
    • 3.11
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 6/7
    • 3.12
      Case study 2: The HEAT report – Harmful Environmental Agendas and Tactics in France, Germany, and the Netherlands 7/7
    • 3.13
      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 1/6
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      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 2/6
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      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 3/6
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      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 4/6
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      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 5/6
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      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI 6/6
    • 3.19
      Case Study 3: EEAS and NATO report – Climate disinformation as a tool of FIMI Quiz
      5 Questions
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Disinformation campaigns 6/7

Common climate disinformation narratives

Climate disinformation often follows predictable patterns. These narratives are designed to confuse, delay action, or discredit climate solutions and the people promoting them. Below are the most common types:

Denying the science

Claims that climate change isn’t real, isn’t caused by humans, or that scientists don’t agree.

Promoting conspiracy theories

Suggests climate action is part of a secret plan for control by global elites or governments.

Misusing weather events

Uses short-term weather (like cold days or wildfires) to discredit long-term climate trends.

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