 
                                                        Man slams new US government report as riddled with 'more than 100 factual error…
The Trump administration was called out for a climate report filled with falsehoods.
 
                            A controversial climate report, released by the Trump administration's Department of Energy, has been thoroughly debunked by a team of climate scientists, revealing more than 100 factual errors. The report, which controversially claimed that increased CO2 emissions and other pollutants are "actually good for the environment," has drawn sharp criticism for its methodology and findings. According to a review commissioned by Climate Brief, the report contains numerous inaccuracies, ranging from misleading statements to outright false assertions. The analysis highlighted that many claims were supported by non-existent sources, further eroding the report's credibility. Concerns were also raised regarding the report's rapid two-month production timeline and the composition of its research team, which consisted of five "independent" researchers reportedly handpicked by the then-Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, a known climate change skeptic. Critics have suggested the report's low quality and easily debunkable nature indicate an intent to serve specific policy agendas rather than provide accurate scientific information. The implications for environmental policy, particularly regarding air and water quality, remain a significant point of public discussion.
 
                                                        The Trump administration was called out for a climate report filled with falsehoods.
