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.

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Global warming doesn't mean that all regions are warming at the same rate, here's why

Science Feedback
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A warming of the Earth by more than three degrees would wipe out 40% of the world economy

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Spain

The history of Spain's time zone: why we have the same time as Poland but one more than Portugal

Maldita
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MV

If sea levels are rising, why are the Maldives still above water?

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Spain

What does science know about the time change: effects on health, well-being and impact on energy savings

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Spain

What kind of misinformation is being spread about solar energy

Newtral
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Spain

Dams, dams and other river barriers: why the misuse of these terms favors disinformation

Newtral
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Spain

Floods in Spain: what advice does each autonomous community give and the official documents that regulate emergencies

Maldita
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What is the EU Green Deal and how does it affect the primary sector

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The narratives about the ozone layer that leak climate disinformation

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Why weather stations have different dates than astronomical seasons

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Spain

Before, during and after: the complex puzzle you must complete to protect yourself from floods

Maldita
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Spain

Lawsuits against Repsol for 'greenwashing': questions and answers

Maldita
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Bulgaria

“The cheapest electricity”, “green dictate from Brussels” and more myths about coal plants

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Bulgaria

Electricity from coal

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Spain

Electric cars on fire: how much is true and how much is disinformation

Maldita
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Spain

Birds as an indicator of biodiversity: how is the CAP evaluated

Maldita
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Spain

Why aren't DANAs named, while high-impact storms are (for now)

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Spain

From Aitor to Wolfgang: how storms with great impact are named

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Spain

Caged, free-range or organic hens: differences between egg production systems and what else the labels tell us

Maldita
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The myth of CO2 being 'good' is not science, it's propaganda

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