Just weeks after 50,000 people flew to the COP30 climate summit in the Brazilian city of Belém and agreed to agree on nothing other than the need for more meetings, the U.N. is welcoming upwards of 600 “experts” in France to prepare yet another report on “climate change.”

French Ecological Transition Minister Monique Barbut told the scientists gathering in a Paris suburb their “extremely precious” work is crucial as multilateralism has weakened led by those who pose questions and challenge their efforts.

“There is also something that should concern us all: The rise of climate-related disinformation on our social media, in our newspapers and even at the heart of our policy political institutions,” Barbut said, AFP reports .

“Too many people deny the results of your work,” she told the

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