The WEF is not demanding a ban on home-grown foods to stop ‘global warming’, part of the ‘Net Zero’ agenda, as falsely spread online.
The source claims that the World Economic Forum (WEF) is urging governments to prohibit individuals from growing their own food at home as part of its “Net Zero” initiative.
While there has not been an “official announcement” according to FactCheck, Slay News quotes studies made by ‘researchers’ claiming that home-grown food contributes to “emissions” that are believed to drive “global warming.”
According to the outlet, researchers have argued that the “carbon footprint” associated with home-grown produce is detrimental to the planet.
As a result, the WEF and other proponents of global climate policies are “advocating for government intervention” to stop citizens from cultivating their own gardens in order to “save the planet,” per SN.
AAP (not affiliated to WEF), says “A misinformation-spreading website says the research was funded by the World Economic Forum (WEF), an international non-governmental body regularly targeted by conspiracy theorists.”
“This is false.
The study is real, but claims linking it to a WEF plot are baseless and the research makes no suggestion home-grown produce should be banned.
One of the study’s authors told AAP FactCheck they have no links to the WEF and the organization did not fund their research.”
Unfortunately, the claims have made their way on X, tainting the platform with disinformation.
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