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Browse verified fact-checks and debunks addressing misinformation and disinformation about climate change, curated by European fact-checking organizations.
 
			Beware of the map that unprovenly links the fires of August 2025 with alleged lithium and rare earth deposits
 
			The fires in the wheat fields would have started out of the blue with the new government
 
			What do we know about the land burned in the fires in Tarifa (Cádiz) and the supposed creation of urban projects there
 
			The approval of a mining project in Oencia (León, Spain) in an area affected by the fire: it was done before the fires, but was announced later
 
			Forest fires to make way for renewables? In most autonomous communities, there is no need to rezone the land, and the exception to the forestry law requires a law for each case
 
			Study on short-term rise of the Antarctic ice sheet misinterpreted online
 
			Cheap electricity – wind turbine costs offset after just a short time
 
			The construction of a photovoltaic plant in Soto del Real was authorized in 2024, months before the Tres Cantos fire
 
			No, natural protected areas do not exclude human activities
 
			Not a star in honor of Putin: Chilean jets are falsely passed off as US aircraft in Alaska
 
			The forest firefighters of Cádiz raised their fists in a protest, but 'La International' did not sound
 
			Fire prevention: a snapshot of the autonomous regions' fight against fires
 
			Is it true that “more than 90% of wildfires in Portugal are caused by human activity”?
 
			The Xunta and the association of forest agents deny that this video shows a UDEX patrol causing a fire
 Extreme heat doesn't affect everyone equally: who are the most at-risk workers
Extreme heat doesn't affect everyone equally: who are the most at-risk workers
							 
			This image of a “floating greenhouse” in Norway is AI-generated
 
			Why fires are concentrated in the west of the peninsula: it's not a conspiracy, but vegetation and climate
 
			What we know about urban projects in areas affected by fires in Tarifa (Spain)
 
			The 2030 Agenda does not prohibit cleaning the mountains nor does it establish fines for it
 
			An article about urban plans in Tarifa, distorted to fuel the conspiracy of land requalification after fires
 
			Is it forbidden to clean mountains in Spain? The national forestry law requires landlords to do so and each autonomous community regulates tasks, some through request
