Explore Articles: Fact-Checking Climate Data
Browse verified fact-checks and debunks addressing misinformation and disinformation about climate change, curated by European fact-checking organizations.
The AEMET does not exclude climate data prior to 2020 when it talks about temperature records
Unverified claims about climate change and global temperature by the well-known geologist Ian Plimer
Different languages, same disinformation: how narratives that deny the influence of climate change on high summer temperatures circulate in other countries
How much electricity do data centers use, and can they run on renewables?
Context and evidence on the effect of solar panels and wind turbines on temperatures
Why solar and wind power plants are comparatively environmentally friendly energy sources
Recommendations for not disturbing the seabed when diving
The Aemet records date back to 2020: they date back to 1961
Fake “Tagesthemen” weather map spread on social media
Baseless link between cloud seeding and the floods in Texas
Study finds Southern Ocean’s surface is becoming saltier and losing sea ice, not experiencing an ‘ocean current reversal’
Who and when is land expropriated to install renewables? These are the procedures followed in these projects
How to safely welcome renewables onto the electricity grid?
Altered German weather map is used to undermine climate change
No, the quantity of CO2 produced by humans is not negligible
The temperature maps are not “reddened” to be scary
Air pollution is indeed linked to excess mortality, the figure of “48,000 avoidable deaths” is a high estimate
No, cloud seeding is not to blame for the storm that claimed hundreds of lives in Texas
Why the hottest days don't match those with the most hours of sunshine
Did Lisbon end up this full of trash 'after the immigrants' religious festival'?
Unsubstantiated claim about the heatwave that struck Greece and Europe in late June
