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.

Clean Transport Zones in Europe. What rules do they have?

The European Union wants to ban toilet paper? False

Report does not find that electric vehicles pollute more than petrol-powered vehicles

No, this video showing “gigantic waves” sweeping balconies in Tenerife is not current: it's from 2018

Does CO₂ emissions not affect the climate? Reliable sources say otherwise

Social media posts misinterpret Volvo study

This image of sea ice between Greenland and Iceland does not deny global warming

Attempt to create “artificial rain”; by seeding clouds is not proof that chemtrails exist

Are electric police vans really powered by a generator?

Data shows temperatures rising in Greenland and around the world; current global warming is driven by CO2, not solar activity

The WEF did not call for banning home-grown food to “combat climate change”

HRT got it wrong with the temperatures in Brazil. This does not mean that global warming does not exist

Is this a picture from a farmers' protest? No, it is the work of AI

Are forest areas intentionally burned to cause climate change?

Misinformation about Arctic ice in October 2023: it neither closed the northern maritime route nor did it record growth

The eruption of a volcano affects the climate the same way as humans? False

Increase in CO₂ concentration is not a problem? False climate information

Draft EU regulation on end-of-life cars is misleadingly presented on the internet

WEF called for greener agriculture, not limiting coffee consumption

The European Commission does not propose a ban on the repair of old cars

No, this video doesn't prove that forest fires in Chile are caused: it's Alabama and it shows a procedure used in the fight against fire