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

The AEMET has not said that the average temperature of the springs of 2016 and 2024 were the same
Neither “manipulation” nor “concealment”: the change in the Aemet methodology for measuring the average temperature explains the variations in the verdicts

This claim about Taylor Swift's private jet is false

Misinterpreted Dutch study on excess deaths after Covid

Measurements prove sea level rise at Sugarloaf

Photos of a mountain in Rio de Janeiro do not disprove that sea levels have been raised

Morgan Freeman's message on Albania-Kosovo union manipulated

Misleading contributions about erosion waste from wind turbines

English hooligans, not Albanian ones, clashed with Serbian fans

Photos of Rio de Janeiro don't refute sea level rise

Recycled video of Russian nuclear ship arriving in Cuba

Photos of Rio de Janeiro do not show that sea levels have stayed the same

Photos of Rio de Janeiro from 1880 to 2020 don't deny the rise in sea level

Sea levels have risen for over 100 years, despite misleading photos shared on social media

Photos of this Brazilian mountain do NOT prove that sea levels are not rising

Weather modification and “air sprays”: what applies?

No, Germany is not opposed to the introduction of e-fuels

How (non) the climate is changing: we analyze the film “The Cold Truth”

There are no climate vaccines for humans

Why was the Sahara once green? We present the reasons

Photos from Rio de Janeiro do not refute sea level rise