TikTok: Videos using seven hashtags associated with climate change denial were viewed at least 4.9 million times more in 2022 than in the previous year, the study found. None of the hashtag ...

a scientist and climate activist with more than 353,500 TikTok followers. Wood is one of many people who have posted videos using the viral hashtags to raise awareness about the project and urge ...

While previous generations debated, delayed, and — let’s face it — often denied, Gen Z is demanding action with urgency, creativity, and fearlessness. Born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, Gen Z ...

She said her students tell her that they get a lot of their information on social media by following climate change hashtags across their favorite platforms, rather than following specific people ...

He accused people who say human activity contributes to climate change of "just trying to make ... pay attention," and includes hashtags such as #globalwarminghoax and #climatechangehoax.

Meanwhile on Twitter, the hashtag #climatescam has seen a meteoric ... On the contrary, extreme weather events — which are exacerbated by climate change — have led to more power outages ...

The hashtag offers up a buffet of false information about climate change. One popular post includes an image that defines “manmade climate change” as “the made up catastrophe the globalists ...

Over the past year, posts with the hashtag #climatescam have gotten ... A recent study in Nature Human Behavior found that climate change disinformation was more persuasive than scientific facts.