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.
The unfounded questioning of the extent of scientific consensus on the anthropogenic causes of climate change
Baseless claims by Professor Antonis Foskolos regarding carbon dioxide and temperature rise
Royal Decree 7/2025 and the expropriation of crops for electric plants: it has been repealed and expropriations could already be done with a law of 2013
Do renewables need a second grid?
No, the Arctic ice is not staying stable and climate change is not a false narrative
Major wine regions could disappear from global warming, Europe to be hit especially hard
What do Spain's meteorological office warning levels mean and what recommendations come along with each one
CO2 does not affect geomagnetic storms
LED lighting is not intended as an instrument of social control
No, the fact that ice mass increased in Greenland on a single day does not negate the climate crisis
How firefighters create fires under controlled conditions to prevent and extinguish wildfires
What do we know about the collection of CAP aid on burned or burned land
Vegetable Fuel and Recycled Oil: Are Biofuels Really Sustainable?
Burning solar systems? Kremlin-affiliated media disseminate misleading videos about Spain's heat wave
The Aemet has not acknowledged that it did not predict “the flood” in the ravines on the day of the cold drop “after 10 months of denying it”
Study misinterpreted – cooler crater lakes in Cameroon don't prove doubts on climate change
Contents that associate the fires of 2025 in Spain with a hydrogen corridor: 80% of the proposed corridor has already been built
What do we know about the Cáceres reservoir, which has been emptied to eliminate an invasive fish species, and the effects on fauna
The project to extract quartzite in Oencia (León) was approved before the fires that devastated the area
Do wind turbines work when it’s cold?
Beware of the map that unprovenly links the fires of August 2025 with alleged lithium and rare earth deposits
