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.
No, UN climate scientists see no decline in forest fires and floods
No, new study does not show that living near windmills causes serious health problems
No increase in ice in Greenland preventing shipping
Yes, the Belgian coast has a microclimate
Climate scientists take urbanization into account when measuring global temperatures
Unlike millions of years ago, when it was even warmer, the current increase in CO2 is caused by humans
More CO2 in the atmosphere causes higher temperatures
Current warming is happening faster than 100 million years ago and is caused by humans
Forest projects do not adequately compensate flight emissions
Poster shows wrong figures about nitrogen emissions
No, Belgium is not a world champion in distributing fossil subsidies
Richest 10 percent responsible for half of global CO₂ emissions, study shows
New research on Atlantic Ocean currents misrepresented online
No evidence that EVs cause infertility, and their magnetic fields are similar to those from household electronics
“The cheapest electricity”, “green dictate from Brussels” and more myths about coal plants
Electricity from coal
Causes of stranding can be varied
Does a Polish company have to give way to Germany in the race for a coal mining concession? We explain
No, the surface covered by ice and snow is not the 'highest in this century'
Soldier fly flour produced by a Galician company is not for human consumption
It is false that the EU will require by law to consume worms or their derivatives – Verificat
