This article uses natural language processing to analyze the prevalence and growth of climate change misinformation within US philanthropy. It identifies how certain philanthropic organizations may directly or indirectly support the dissemination of inaccurate information about climate science. The authors highlight the concerning trend of philanthropic funding contributing to the undermining of climate action efforts. The study calls for greater transparency and accountability within the philanthropic sector regarding their contributions to climate-related discourse.
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