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.
Extreme weather events in Europe do not depend on cloud seeding in California
This video doesn't show a Spanish beach after an environmental festival
The waters of the Abrud and Arieș rivers would not mix
The high temperatures of 1965 do not undo climate change
This dusty car doesn't have chemtrails
Klaus Schwab hasn't asked to ban people from washing their pants more than once a month
Disinformation about EU policies
No, this video does not capture the beach becoming cluttered after the 'eco festival'
Are extreme heat waves the new normal
Denial exploits extreme events to deny climate change
Sea-level rise: to mitigate or adapt? Experts say we need to do both
Myths surrounding wind turbines: are they really harmful to the animal
Explains whether fish caught in the Baltic Sea contain dangerous levels of mercury
“The rulers of the world deliberately change the climate? It's not true
The “wind turbine syndrome” explained by the “nocebo” effect; the impact of infrasound on health is not proven
A Harvard study does not indicate that solar panels generate more waste than nuclear power plants
Increasing Antarctic shelf ice does not disprove global warming
The AEMET has not said that the average temperature of the springs of 2016 and 2024 were the same
Manipulative and untrue posts deny rising sea levels
Neither “manipulation” nor “concealment”: the change in the Aemet methodology for measuring the average temperature explains the variations in the verdicts
This claim about Taylor Swift's private jet is false
