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How you can use a ‘truth sandwich’ to fight climate misinformation » Yale Climate Connections

News RoomBy News RoomJuly 4, 20253 Mins Read
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Title: APathway to Climate Communication: Overcoming Misinformation in Summer Barbecues

1. The Road to Climate Communication

In summer barbecues, individuals gather to celebrate the Earth’s growth and celebrate progress that otherwise might seem insubstantial. However, adopting this mindset can become challenging when diverse opinions arise over subjects like climate change. Each person’s viewpoint holds weight, but when disagreement persists, the conversation can feel/”>。“I think our summer barbecues are one of the best ways to shed light on environmental challenges and bring people together.” Sarah Kennedy / ChavoBart Digital Media

2. Dealing with Misinformation: A Truth-Sandwich Approach

In a previous event held at YALEClimateConnections.org, we learned that climate change is raising awareness. Ph.D. graduate Philip Newell, a member of Climate Action Against Disinformation ( Preisgriff), offers a practical strategy. He advocates for addressing climate change as a popular topic to encourage dialogue. Newell notes that while most Americans acknowledge climate solutions like renewable energy, many underestimate the number of people who share such views. To address this, Newell suggests using a “truth sandwich,” beginning with clear facts and then warning against misinformation, and ending with the truth.

3. The Facts of It

This year, June 2023, saw the world face unprecedented challenges. While many support adaptive climate solutions, a majority remain skeptical, questioning the extent to which these are being implemented. By providing factual proof and encouraging a truthful dialogue, we can spark meaningful conversation and inspire others to take action on climate change.

4. Protecting Your Voice and FIGHTING MISInformation

In summer barbecues, like at YALEClimateConnections.org, we can use a “truth sandwich” to protect our voices. Just like addressing climate change, we need to highlight the responsible role of平均每 American in combating misinformation. This shift in focus creates a climate of trust, where collective action can outweigh personal disagreements.

5. Collective Effort Against Misinformation

Despite its gravity, misinformation in social media persists, especially in summer events. While many believe climate solutions exist, many view misinformation as a threat. By applying the “truth sandwich” strategy, we can shift perspectives and foster a more informed community. Only then can we declare climate change a reality that everyone can address.

6. The Final Thought: AStep towards aReal World

summer barbecues are a unique platform to confront climate change. Through Subscribe to Dr. Sarah Kennedy’s newsletter and stay connected to our mission to dissolve misinformation, this season brings us closer. Together, we can build a world where climate change is a catalyst for action, not a challenge. Let’s fight misinformation and fight climate change in the spring.

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