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.
Global warming and low temperatures in Romania
Emissions trading: What is known about the future development of CO2 prices
The snow in Bucharest would be artificial
No, they didn't 'admit chemtrails' on Australian TV
No, parking is not prohibited for cars other than Crit'Air 1 and 2 in Paris
Warmer temperatures in the past don't refute the impact of current human-driven climate change
Apocalyptic claims about climate and other disasters in 2025
No, this tweet that refers to farmers and ranchers as “people with a low cultural level” is not Yolanda Díaz's: it's an account that is defined as a parody
Causes of stranding can be varied
Call from AEMET to 112 on the day of the DANA in Valencia: what we know and how the day's announcements evolved
“Will demolish cities and ban cars”: lies spread about the plan to remake the world's cities
Does a Polish company have to give way to Germany in the race for a coal mining concession? We explain
Boeing YAL-1 is not linked to wildfire ignition
No, the solar panel inverter does not produce dangerous radiation
No, the surface covered by ice and snow is not the 'highest in this century'
How climate and scientific disinformation creeps into supposed documentaries against the 2030 Agenda
Soldier fly flour produced by a Galician company is not for human consumption
Bees killed by solar panels? There's no evidence to do with it, and experts suggest it's possibly because of the cold
Maximilian Krah is wrong with his claim about electricity from wind turbines
It is false that the EU will require by law to consume worms or their derivatives – Verificat
What do we know from the audio of the president of the Jucar Hydrographic Confederation about the warnings of the Rambla del Poyo during the DANA in Valencia