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If sea levels are rising, why are the Maldives still above water?
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MP Kobza repeats disproved myths about human influence on climate
Spain is not demolishing useful dams for private companies to manage river flows
Arctic ice extent has been shrinking for a long time, fluctuations are not telling
Larvae bread." Does the European Union want to "replace traditional proteins with insects"?
Statement by climate scientist twisted
Water emptied from the Los Hurones reservoir (Cádiz) is not “thrown away”, it flows into the Guadalcacín reservoir
The rains in March have once again caused misinformation about the AEMET forecasts: it has been a dry winter, despite viral messages
No, wind turbines do not murder cows via earth pins and stray electricity
No, the solar panel inverter does not produce dangerous radiation
Current climate change caused by humans, even though old video claims otherwise
Comparison between 'small tax' revenue and UN climate fund is flawed
Geo-engineering does not cause severe weather, but what does it do?
What is the impact of climate change on floods?
“Stranded Whale” in Baku is an artwork by Belgian collective
195 countries signed the Paris climate agreement
China, Brazil and US do attend COP29 climate summit
Ice shelves around Antarctica fluctuate, total ice sheet declines
Wind turbine peak rarely breaks down
No, UN climate scientists see no decline in forest fires and floods
No, new study does not show that living near windmills causes serious health problems
