So pointing out that the sky is blue when it is indeed blue would be a form of propaganda as well? > It undermines efforts of governments to develop their own

So pointing out that the sky is blue when it is indeed blue would be a form of propaganda as well? > It undermines efforts of governments to develop their own capacity If the government is so intent of concealing the problem that it is falsifying basic measurements then surely those efforts are not worth much? We’re not talking about information that is in any way subjective, relative or biased. it’s like a government trying to pretend that climate changes isn’t happening by getting pissed at other countries that have accurate thermometers in their embassies..