Communicate
- Claims
- Disclosures
- Reporting
- Greenwashing
- Greenhushing
Communicate climate claims with confidence. Keep the evidence behind every message.
Review climate claims, disclosures, reports, and sustainability communications for substantiation, accuracy, regulatory context, and potential greenwashing or greenhushing risk before publication.
“This product is climate neutral.”
- Scope
- Not stated
- Emissions boundary
- Not stated
- Evidence attached
- Credit retirements
- Broad product-level claim
- Reliance on offsetting
- Unclear emissions boundary
- Insufficient supporting evidence
Suggested revisionSeparate the measured emissions footprint from carbon credit use, with clear scope and supporting evidence.
Potential issues for review. Not a legal conclusion.
Review before you publish.
Follow the same draft from initial review to a more precise, evidence-backed version.
This product is climate neutral. We offset all emissions from production and delivery, and we are committed to net zero by 2040.
Revised wording“Our product footprint report currently covers manufacturing emissions. We separately retire verified carbon credits linked to the product range. Delivery emissions are not included in the current footprint boundary.”
See where communication risk can arise.
A structured review of communication risk, from unsupported or overbroad claims to omitted material context. It is not a legal determination.

What CarbonAI checks
Whether the claim applies to a product, activity, business unit, or the wider organization, and whether the evidence supports that scope.
In the illustrative climate neutral draft“This product is climate neutral” does not state an emissions boundary.
What CarbonAI checks
Whether reductions, residual emissions, carbon credits, and external climate finance are communicated distinctly.
In the illustrative climate neutral draftNeutrality rests on offsetting all emissions from production and delivery.
What CarbonAI checks
Whether targets are supported by milestones, governance, resources, and a credible implementation plan.
In the illustrative climate neutral draft“Net zero by 2040” has no interim milestones in the evidence provided.
What CarbonAI checks
Where excessive caution may leave out material progress that the evidence supports.
In the illustrative climate neutral draftMeasured manufacturing reductions in the footprint report go unmentioned.
Review the claim in context.
CarbonAI reviews each communication against relevant regulations, standards, internal evidence, project intelligence, and external sources.
Consumer and product claims
Websites, packaging, campaigns, product pages, and labels.
Corporate sustainability reporting
Check whether statements align with reported evidence, targets, and performance.
Transition plans and climate targets
Check whether forward-looking claims are supported by milestones, governance, delivery plans, and evidence.
Investor and regulatory communications
Review disclosure language against relevant reporting standards, guidance, and supporting evidence.
- 1Applicable requirementsRelevant regulations, standards, and guidance for the market, audience, and channel.
- 2Internal evidencePolicies, transition plans, targets, performance data, and supporting documentation.
- 3Project and market evidenceCarbon project ratings, registry records, retirements, pricing, and market intelligence.
- 4CarbonAI analysisWhere the communication and supporting evidence align, diverge, or require further review.
- 5Recommended revisionMore precise wording with clearer scope, context, and supporting evidence.
Built for teams responsible for credible sustainability communications.
Sustainability teams
Connect claims to targets, data, projects, and transition plans.
Legal and compliance teams
Identify statements that may require closer review and surface the supporting evidence.
Marketing and communications teams
Turn technical sustainability information into precise, supportable public language.
Reporting and investor relations teams
Check consistency across reports, disclosures, investor communications, and external messaging.
CarbonAI supports evidence-based research and communications review. It does not provide legal advice.
Build stronger climate communications with evidence.
See how CarbonAI helps teams review claims, disclosures, reports, and sustainability communications against the supporting evidence before publication.