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Browse verified fact-checks and debunks addressing misinformation and disinformation about climate change, curated by European fact-checking organizations.

Explained whether fish caught in the Baltic Sea contain dangerous levels of mercury

Manipulative and untrue posts deny rising sea levels

European disinformation now has it with wind turbines

Pesticides are responsible for 25% of chronic diseases worldwide: which fruits and vegetables can contain traces of them

'Think tanks', oil companies and the extreme right: this is the 'obstructionist' framework of green policies in the EU

The hoaxes about EU climate policies: from “eating insects” to the “15-minute city”

Facts and disinformation about alleged “climate lockdowns”

Yes, plants need carbon dioxide. No, that doesn’t mean it’s harmless.

European elections: a Green Deal blighted by misinformation

Neither do they pollute more, nor do they catch fire easier: disinformation regarding electric vehicles comes back to life during the European election campaign

How CO2 warms Earth through the greenhouse effect and why CO2 is not ‘saturated’ in Earth’s atmosphere

Yes, this summer could also be 'hellish' in almost all of Spain and Southern Europe… and there are three

The future challenges of the Green Deal

Spain is already leading the increase in heat deaths in Europe and the risk is almost double in women

Catastrophists, Gretini, Ecofollie: a minimum glossary of climate denial

The whole truth about the European Union #3 Fake about EU rules

Which activities emit the most CO2: producing energy accounts for half of emissions

In the future, projections agree on an increase in temperature-related mortality, despite the decrease in cold-related deaths

New air quality limits in the European Union: what they are and what they will entail

The European Parliament approves tightening air pollution limits and compensating those affected

The climate emergency has increased heat mortality in Europe by 30%