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.
Human activity generates about a third of the CO2 in the atmosphere
It is not true that the Dutch are not reducing CO2 emissions
Cristiano Ronaldo has not expressed support for Palestinian children, but Syrian ones
Still no evidence linking autism and anti covid vaccines
Richest 10 percent responsible for half of global CO₂ emissions, study shows
Manager who was refused to meet by Guardiola no relation to Israel
Russia, not NATO, is returning military service to Europe
The Presidency of Northern Macedonia did not remove the Albanian from the official website
The bus that burned in Barcelona on May 28 was not electric
Film dispels old myths about climate change
Estonian Prime Minister did not say that Europe does not want peace with Russia
Will the European Union ban the repair of cars older than 15 years?
What we know about the alleged millionaire wealth of activist Greta Thunberg
The evidence of human influence on the warming of the planet is unequivocal
The bus that burned down in Barcelona was diesel, not electric
Will solar panels save the planet? We explain
The bus that burned down in Barcelona was diesel, not electric
No, the European Commission has not said that “you cannot shower whenever you want, it will be controlled” nor does it have the power to restrict the use of water
The hoax that the European Union asks the population to discard breakfast to preserve the environment
No, the bus in this Barcelona fire isn't electric: it's diesel
Is climate change a natural process? It is caused by man
