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.
Spain floods prompt torrent of false claims online
The faster-than-average warming in several regions of the world does not in any way invalidate the reality of global warming
Scheme on gases in the atmosphere does not deny the role of humans in global warming
No, Crit'Air 3 vehicles will not be banned in dozens of cities in France in 2025
CO2 is necessary for life, but its excess emissions are one of the causes of climate change
Paleoclimate graph misused to deny global warming
High temperatures in the Arctic in 1922 do not disprove climate science
Police car footage does not show the introduction of 'climate lockdown' in Spain
“Stranded Whale” in Baku is an artwork by Belgian collective
The regulation on weather intervention that appears in the Official State Gazette does not prove that 'chemtrails' exist –
195 countries signed the Paris climate agreement
China, Brazil and US do attend COP29 climate summit
No, the demolition of reservoirs on Spanish rivers did not cause flooding in Valencia
The Cheste dam could not have prevented DANA damage, as Alejandro Fernández says
No, it's not true that 90 million years ago it was warmer than today even without an increase in CO₂
These clouds were not artificially created
The footage of a burning vehicle does not show an electric bus
The sun has up to 100 times less impact on climate change than greenhouse gases.
Map does not show “eliminated dams” in Valencia and is not related to the DANA disaster
Recent global warming driven by human CO2 emissions, not ‘little ice age’ or urban heat island effects
Gheorghe Piperea on measures to combat climate change
