If It Isn't Discussed By Conservative Groups, Does "Climate Change" Still Exist? - CleanTechnica

The article from CleanTechnica highlights the persistent denial and downplaying of climate change by conservative groups, particularly under the Trump administration. It notes that conservative coalitions have celebrated regulatory and fiscal victories that favor fossil fuel production, claiming to restore "America’s path toward true energy dominance." This stance contrasts sharply with scientific consensus, as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) attributes nearly all recent warming to human carbon emissions. Despite visible climate impacts, such as unusual flooding linked to warming, conservative groups continue to dismiss or ignore these threats, often fueled by well-funded disinformation campaigns that undermine climate action globally. The piece also discusses how major companies, including tech giants like Meta, are scaling back climate initiatives, reflecting a broader retreat from aggressive climate policies. Climate misinformation is widespread, propagated by social and legacy media, with conservative voices often framing climate advocates as weak or emotional while adopting a masculine, authoritarian tone to reject global warming. This cultural and political resistance persists despite decades of scientific evidence and