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.
False claim that a study proved human emissions have zero contribution to climate change
About temperatures in the last 485 years
Climate change is caused by chemtrails
Hurricane predictions aren’t perfect, but that does not ‘invalidate climate change theory’, contrary to Daily Wire claims
Users misrepresent Jane Goodall's sayings about family planning and climate change
What happened to the temporary bridge in the flood-hit Czech village?
Firefighters deliberately set fire to forests
The claim of the former editor-in-chief of a Slovenian weekly newspaper Democracy that there is no link between CO2 and global warming is not true.
No, new study does not show that living near windmills causes serious health problems
Climate change likely factor in Central Europe floods, scientists say
Cristian Terheș claims that coal-fired power plants do not pollute
Cyclone Boris was deliberately provoked to destroy the most important Romanian agricultural areas
Social media posts mislead about the impact of solar parks on climate
No, wheat, cocoa, coffee, beer and tomatoes are not going to disappear, but climate change is generally reducing agricultural yields
Prioritizing plant-based foods in our diet can benefit climate and health, but Forbes article missed some key details
“fertilization effect” of CO2 against climate crisis void
This video on the “global warming scam” accumulates shortcuts and misleading statements
The reference to a study on temperature rise from the use of wind turbines is misleading
Report on cooling of the Atlantic around the equator does not refute climate change
Change in the design of weather maps does not prove that the media are deceiving about climate change
No, wind turbines are not likely to fall on your head, and there is no evidence that wind is more dangerous than other energy sources
