Fundamentals of fact-checking climate disinformation 3/5

Fact-checking

Fact-checking involves verifying the accuracy of all facts presented in written works, news articles, speeches, multimedia content and other forms of communication. Part of this process is recognizing the cognitive biases that influence all of us.

What is subject to fact-checking?

You can verify the authenticity and correct interpretation of facts and data. Opinions cannot be fact checked but you can assess whether scientific research underpins these views.

It’s crucial to remember that scientific knowledge is evolving, requiring updates with the most current information. However, it’s important to acknowledge the established fact that human activities are contributing/is causing to climate change.