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Browse verified fact-checks and debunks addressing misinformation and disinformation about climate change, curated by European fact-checking organizations.
Yes, heat makes us angry: the relationship between high temperatures and aggressiveness
Advice and recommendations in the face of a heat wave
Why a heat wave isn't the heat of every summer
Heatwave in England to bring temperatures above 32°C (89.6°F) – study finds climate change made this 100 times more likely
A large solar plant in California is closing – what does it mean for solar power?
Dispelling myths about electric cars: can it already compete with machines powered by an internal combustion engine?
We will order the weather and grow glaciers: what secrets does the science of geoengineering hide?
Glacier collapse recently buried a Swiss village – here’s what scientists say triggered the event
Summer special on climate disinformation: what narratives will they try to sneak it into you
Closure of urban parks due to wind or heat: Which cities apply this measure?
Air quality: could the abolition of ZFEs relaunch a wave of condemnations in France?
The thirst of AI: how much water does generative artificial intelligence requires, where do these numbers come from and how do they compare to other things
The thirst of AI: how much water does generative artificial intelligence need, where do these figures come from and how do they compare to other things
Arguments about CO₂ that are used to misinform about climate change
Human driven climate change largely responsible for last 50 years of worsening fire weather in Western North America, new study shows
The Trumpian right denies the climate crisis, but wants to ban 'chemtrails' | Facta
What caused Iberia’s blackout? Renewable energy’s opponents were quick to blame solar and wind, but multiple factors appear to be at play
Spanish olive groves are growing despite the push of photovoltaic energy
What do we know about the “100,000 olive trees” that are supposedly going to be felled in Jaén to install photovoltaic plants
Cars are a source of air pollution, especially in cities
What are synchronous, asynchronous and inertial technologies when it comes to generating electricity