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This panel was part of the "Climate at a Crossroads" conference on October 9, 2025 in Ottawa, Canada, convened by The Walrus, the Max Bell School of Public Policy, and the Centre for Media, Technology, and Democracy. Read about the conference here: https://www.mcgill.ca/maxbellschool/e...

Panel 3: Building Resilience Against Climate Disinformation
Although climate disinformation is increasingly creating obstacles to timely and effective policy, institutions and governments are beginning to respond. Once driven by civil society and researchers, the newfound urgency is now reflected in the work of international bodies: the EU has called for a universal definition of climate disinformation, Canada has cracked down on greenwashing, and the International Panel on Climate Change has formally acknowledged its impact on policy for the first time. This panel explores these emerging efforts to build systemic resilience against climate disinformation, and how they can be connected to the everyday, lived realities of people around the world.

Headshots of each panellist on top of a white background, with each name under the headshots. The order is the following: Andrea Cairola, Geoff Dembicki, Adam Lynes-Ford, Juhi Sohani, and Molly Thomas.

Andrea Cairola, Chief of Section for Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists ad interim, UNESCO
Geoff Dembicki, Investigative Reporter and Global Managing Editor, DeSmog
Adam Lynes-Ford, Co-Founder, My Climate Plan
Juhi Sohani, Managing Director, Action CoLab
Molly Thomas, Host, TVO’s Big [If True]

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