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.
Antarctica – What is true about the temporary sea ice increase
What do we know about the “100,000 olive trees” that are supposedly going to be felled in Jaén to install photovoltaic plants
Antarctica recently gained some ice; that doesn’t mark the end of ice loss, global warming or sea-level rise, contrary to viral claims
Luc Ferry is deceiving LCI auditors again: hybrid cars pollute no less than electric ones
Donald Trump has not set up a task force to fight chemtrails
A dozen EU countries defend nuclear energy, despite Urtasun saying that “practically no one in Europe is betting on it”
The chaos with power outages in Spain would not be greater if the digital euro was introduced
Will the 'aphelion phenomenon' cause abrupt drops in temperature until August and make it 'colder than ever'?
Florida Senate Bans Chemtrails? We check
It is false that Spain does not have uranium reserves, as Sánchez said, but it is forbidden to exploit them
Blue Origin: How much CO2 did Katy Perry's space flight cause?
Why wind energy is an efficient source of electricity, according to experts
There’s no doubt on CO2’s role in climate change, despite Jordan Peterson and Joe Rogan’s claims
Cars are a source of air pollution, especially in cities
57-meter sea level rise – What is really true about Antarctica
How important are renewables in Catalonia? 19% of the energy generated is renewable
What are synchronous, asynchronous and inertial technologies when it comes to generating electricity
Is global warming a “one-second” observation? Explaining Climate Change in Earth's History
The earthquake in Myanmar was not caused by HAARP
Misinformation that GWEN and HAARP in combination create energy explosions in the atmosphere
Can solar panels warm their surroundings? Yes, but so can other materials
