Marketing Analysis
Surekha Ragavan
Mar 15, 2022

Are social platforms complicit in climate-change misinformation?

Online platforms continue to rely on fossil-fuel companies for paid advertising, even as they roll out policies against climate-change misinformation. Where should the line be drawn?

A demonstration march against climate change in Glasgow during the UN COP26 climate conference (Shutterstock)

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