by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:

The leaks and exposés about how media and communications were used to manipulate and control the public during the covid era are the focus of ongoing controversy, and rightly so. Yet a very similar approach persists, virtually unchallenged, in the sphere of climate communications. Indeed, key features of covid narrative control were pioneered in relation to the environment.

Years before “following the science” became the mantra of covid policy, it was the watchword of climate campaigners. It sounds like it should be a good thing, but in practice, it means enforcing the authority of a single narrative while delegitimising dissent as “misinformation” or “extremism.”