U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry did not call for depopulation at an address in Scotland in August, nor did he say that “humans are the greatest threat to Earth,” contrary to claims made in an article shared online. The article published by The People’s Voice on Oct. 22 references a livestreamed address made by Kerry at the Scottish Global Dialogue conference on Aug. 24 and carries the headline: “John Kerry Calls For Urgent Coordinated Depopulation: ‘Humans Are Greatest Threat To Earth’.”The article points to several remarks made by Kerry during the 30-minute address. None of the remarks calls for depopulation. None of his remarks refer to depopulation or to humans being the “greatest threat to Earth.”Reuters did not find any credible reporting saying that Kerry called for depopulation during the address. John Kerry made no remark endorsing global depopulation during his address at the Scottish Global Dialogue conference on Aug. 24.

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