COP29: The Role of Social Media Content Creators in Climate Communications

As the urgency of climate change intensifies, effectively communicating its implications and solutions is vital for meaningful action.

At COP29, the event organised by the TILT Network and UN Climate Change, "A force for good: The role of social media content creators in climate communications" emphasized the crucial role of social media content creators in shaping public understanding of climate issues and look at the risk of the social media space being exploited for climate disinformation.

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