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.
Farmers at risk of cancer due to pesticides? We check
The water landfill of the Pedrógão dam on February 29, 2024: context and misinformation
Draft EU regulation on end-of-life cars wrongly presented online
There is no evidence for the fires caused by laser weapons on the island of Hawaii
Twitter account of Zelensky included Kosovo in the agenda of the visit to Tirana
Is the climate changed by the sun? Scientists have ruled out its impact
Norwegian contribution does not refute that CO2 has an impact on global warming
Irish footballers did not sing the Israeli anthem as a protest against the attacks in Gaza
Germany is contributing to climate change
Pesticide consumption. Poland against the background of Ukraine and Western Europe
No, these two weather maps of Germany do not show temperatures in red that they used to show in green: one is a topographic map and the other, a temperature map
There is no evidence that American and European farmers are emigrating to Russia en masse
These circles in the sky are not 'chemtrails. '
There is neither ethnic cleansing nor exodus of Serbs from Kosovo
From 3 to 8 million liters: why do Hard Rock Hotel water consumption forecasts vary so much
Why is the phrase 'rivers waste water into the sea that we could use' a myth?
According to the new draft of the Federal Forest Act, walking and cycling in the forest remains permitted
No, radar systems and cell towers cannot influence the weather
Beware of these misleading statements by the “founder of Greenpeace” on CO2 and climate change
The production of batteries for Tesla electric cars does not harm the climate more than cars with internal combustion engines
The production of lab-grown meat from animal cells is not currently allowed in the EU
