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.
Fact-check: There is no strategic plan to install 25,000 wind turbines in Greece by July 2025
This photo of three firefighters with soot is not from the fires in Spain, but from those in Australia in 2019
This video of a “fire tornado” is from the fires in Portugal, not in Galicia
Canadian provinces have introduced drastic measures due to catastrophic wildfires
No, this picture does not show that León's wildfires in Spain were originated by a laser beam: it is an optical effect captured in USA in 2018 and it has been used for other hoaxes
No, HAARP did not cause the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia
The AEMET has not eliminated data prior to 1950 in Ourense and Seville, nor does its historical data deny climate change
Weather data not collected using current methods in the 18th century
Footage shows blackout of tables due to environmental norms in the Netherlands, not England
High temperatures measured in Death Valley in 1913 are not proof that climate change is not real – Faktograf.hr
This image doesn't show the fire in Las Medulas (León), it's made with AI
Article on global temperatures dates from 2023
Levotobi eruption and CO2 emissions — does it have a bigger impact on the climate than humans?
Great Barrier Reef is not thriving: coral reef experiences greatest bleaching since measurements began
Severe coral decline recorded on Great Barrier Reef
Image of two weather maps of Italy with false values used to promote climate change denial
Article about the heat record from 2023 is falsely shared as current
“They uproot the vineyards of Toro" (Zamora, Spain) to build a solar plant: expropriated crops are a small part of those in the municipality and represent 3% of the plant's surface
No, the fact that Greece has experienced high temperatures in the past does not mean that the heatwaves we are facing today are "normal"
Why is incorrect to say that there were “1,060 deaths due to high temperatures” in July 2025 according to MoMo: this is a statistical estimate, not a record
Rainfall in July due to HAARP and chemtrails? We check
