Climate Connections Scientists push back on climate myths
Jan 8, 2026
Emmanuel Vincent, founder of Science Feedback and climate scientist, discusses his work combating climate misinformation. He shares insights on how his global network of 500 experts verifies and corrects misleading claims about climate change and clean energy. The conversation highlights the challenges of navigating abundant online information and the importance of accessible, trustworthy resources for the public. Vincent emphasizes the role of scientific literature in debunking myths and enhancing public understanding of climate issues.
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Internet Is Mixed With Climate Misinformation
- The internet contains both trustworthy information and large volumes of climate misinformation.
- Science Feedback helps identify and correct misleading climate claims spreading online.
How Science Feedback Works
- Emmanuel Vincent describes Science Feedback's network and work reviewing climate claims.
- They check claims, read scientific literature, and publish accessible summaries at science.feedback.
Wind Myth Versus Engineering Reality
- Some viral claims about clean energy are demonstrably false, like wind turbines failing in cold.
- Real-world evidence shows turbines operate in low temperatures and include anti-ice systems.