Corrections and right of reply

ClimateTicker welcomes specific, evidence-backed challenges to anything it publishes. You do not need to be the subject of a page to report an error.

Company and people pages include a short correction form near the bottom. If the issue is not tied to one of those pages, use the general contact form.

How to submit a correction

Use the form on the affected company or people profile. For any other page, submit a correction request through our contact form with:

• the URL of the ClimateTicker page;
• the exact statement you believe is inaccurate or incomplete;
• the correction or clarification you are requesting; and
• links or documents that support your request.

What happens next

The editor will compare the request with the cited material and any better available primary evidence. ClimateTicker may contact you for clarification. If a material factual error is confirmed, the page will be corrected. A disagreement with a conclusion or score does not by itself establish a factual error, but new evidence will be considered.

Right of reply

A person or organisation covered by ClimateTicker may provide a concise, attributable response and supporting evidence. Responses are reviewed for relevance, accuracy, privacy, and legal risk; submission does not guarantee publication or publication without editing.

Transparency

Material corrections should be described on the affected page. Minor spelling, formatting, or non-substantive changes may be fixed without a correction note. Read more about our sourcing and review practices in the editorial standards.