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.
No, the solar panels in this photo have not been placed where there used to be olive trees in Spain: it is from China
Training and using ChatGPT consumes a lot of energy, but the exact numbers are hard to determine without OpenAI data
Statement by climate scientist twisted
They are not “throwing water” from this dam in Malaga: it reached its maximum, so it must drain
A CSIC study on rains in the Mediterranean is used to misinform about droughts: what the work says and why misinforming content is wrong
No, the World Economic Forum has not called for a ban on growing food at home to “fight climate change”
The European Union and the alleged ban on chimneys: as of March 18, 2025, there is no ban and the European Commission states that it “does not plan to eliminate stoves”
Natural gas may be cleaner than coal, but it isnt cleaner than nuclear or renewable energy
The narratives about the ozone layer that leak climate disinformation
There is no evidence that the French subsoil contains a deposit of nearly 3 billion tons of hydrogen
Baseless claims about green energy, climate change and droughts
The real trend of Arctic sea ice and the implications for maritime navigation in the region
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
Record snow in Japan is no argument against man-made climate change
Why the 'hole' in the ozone layer was not a “fad” and how is it different from the climate crisis
Saharan dust would be thrown by planes
Why weather stations have different dates than astronomical seasons
AEMET's “failed” forecast for a “warmer and drier” winter: what the Agency said and what December, January, February and so far in March have been
Nicole Schwab has not declared that permanent climate lockdown is on the horizon
What we know about the alleged toxic substances released by solar panels after a hailstorm in Texas (USA)
