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What do we know about Sumar's supposed demand that aid to buy cars after the cold drop be given only if they are electric

CO2 is necessary for life, but its excess emissions are one of the causes of climate change

The regulation on weather intervention that appears in the Official State Gazette does not prove that 'chemtrails' exist –

These clouds were not artificially created

Recent global warming driven by human CO2 emissions, not ‘little ice age’ or urban heat island effects

The nitrogen dioxide emitted by gas stoves has many deleterious effects on health, as recently reported by the press

No, HAARP can’t create floods, climate change can make heavy rainfall more extreme

Solar panels produce a small amount of waste compared to other sources

What do we know about the situation in the Bonaire car park?

El Ayuntamiento de Valencia no ha enviado a operarios municipales a colocar las luces de Navidad durante la dana

No 30 reservoirs have been destroyed in Valencia and whoever says so has nothing to do with the Tous dam

It's not the King's escort, they're patrol cars owned by the local police in Madrid

A video doesn't show Pedro Sánchez being hit by a stick during his visit to Paiporta

False that 112 in Valencia has stopped operating or that there is an alternative number

The AEMET radar in Valencia worked during the week

It is false that the cold drop was caused by the HAARP project or geoengineering.

The effects of the cold drop were not a consequence of “the Government destroying four swamps”

The Manises dam has not flooded because of the torrential rains

Spain has not destroyed reservoirs, they are river barriers and their removal does not cause flooding

Valencia no suspenderá el suministro de agua por la DANA

As a result of climate change, Arctic sea ice is becoming younger, more mobile, and significantly less extensive throughout the year