Know what happens
before you share.

What you send and why.

The Climate Truth receives the name, email address, country, optional region, contribution type, message and optional link you choose to submit. We use this information to review your contribution or collaboration idea and contact you about it. Your submission is not published automatically; publication is discussed separately.

For event-interest forms, we receive your email address and the session concept you selected so the team can contact you if that session goes ahead. This is not a confirmed booking or a newsletter subscription.

Journal submissions.

The Journal form sends your correspondence name, email, article title, submission type, draft or idea and/or document link, and any optional category, sources, preferred public byline, biography, location, participation preference and disclosure notes you provide. We use these for editorial review and correspondence. Review/contact consent and an authorship confirmation are required. Submission is not permission to publish: the final article, public byline and profile details are agreed separately. Unpublished drafts and private correspondence do not appear in the public Journal or its search index.

How messages reach us.

Forms are processed through Cloudflare Workers and Cloudflare Email Service and delivered to our team's Gmail inbox. The website does not store submissions in a separate database. Cloudflare and Google's services process information as part of delivery and email storage. Our team retains correspondence in its inbox for review and follow-up; contact us if you want your submission removed.

Basic spam checks limit repeated requests. Your IP address is used by Cloudflare to apply these limits. We do not intentionally write form contents into application logs. Delivery errors are recorded without your message text. The form asks for your agreement to review and contact before sending.

Learning certificates.

When you make a certificate, we store your name as you typed it, the course, your score and the issue date so anyone with the certificate ID can check it. We do not store your email or IP address for certificates. To have a certificate removed, email hello@theclimatetruthproject.org. Reading ticks stay in your browser; a quiz pass is kept only for this browser session and expires after two hours.

Site storage and tracking.

The website does not set analytics or advertising cookies and does not use local storage to save form entries. Fonts, styles, scripts and displayed images are served with the site. It does not embed social media trackers or externally hosted video players. The certificate form uses Cloudflare Turnstile for a bot check.

Hosting and external links.

The hosting provider necessarily receives network requests, including an IP address, when a visitor loads the site. Cloudflare’s privacy and security policies apply to its hosting services. Source links and image-licence links lead to external websites with their own policies.

Copy-link controls.

Article share buttons copy the current page address to the clipboard when the browser permits it. They do not open a third-party social sharing service. If permission is unavailable, the page tells you to copy the address from your browser.

Your choices.

Use hello@theclimatetruthproject.org to request access to, correction of or deletion of your submission, or to withdraw your permission for follow-up. Include the email address you used and enough context for the team to identify the message. Please do not send sensitive material through this form.

Questions about this website.

Email hello@theclimatetruthproject.org for submission or privacy enquiries. Read about the platform.