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.
Trees in the Amazon cut down for climate summit? We are looking at the case
Arizona bill doesn't say chemtrails are real – Faktograf.hr
Photovoltaic panels are destroyed after a single hail? We check
Misinformation about CO₂: its connection to temperature and anthropogenic climate change
UN Agenda 2030 does not mention the introduction of ground worms into the diet – Faktograf.hr
World Economic Forum and a fictional ban on home-grown food
Snowpack melts due to climate change
What we know about the felling of trees in the Amazon “to facilitate access” to the COP30 climate summit
Conspiracy claims about artificially causing extreme natural phenomena
The eruption of a volcano inIceland. Do they emit as much CO2 as humans?
March's record rainfall does not invalidate the existence of climate change
From 2026, several vehicles per household will continue to be allowed
The European Commission does not plan to ban wood heating in 2027
Many countries have set themselves climate neutrality as their goal
Italy restricts, but does not ban, solar panels on its farmland
There is no global ban on the production of own food or meat consumption – Faktograf.hr
SPD MP Kobza repeats already disproved myths about human influence on climate
Have the three U.S. government agencies really acknowledged the existence of chemtrails?
Spain is not demolishing useful dams for private companies to manage river flows
Guideline: Neither evictions nor forced renovations are foreseen
Paris' ringroad: the punctual increase in fine particles does not demonstrate the uselessness of the 50 km/h limit
