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.

Meat grown in a laboratory from animal stem cells is currently not allowed in the EU

The electoral provocation of Donald Trump has questioned the NATO alliance

Misinformation about Navalny's death from blood poisoning after anti-vaccine injection

Marina Amerikane did not predict flooding in 2024 as a result of global warming

These images are not of planes fumigating to change the climate nor do they prove the existence of “chemtrails”

The European Union does not impose a personal 'carbon passport'

Climate change is caused by human activity and poses a threat to human communities

The global forest does not bind more CO2 per year than is emitted in total

'Euronews' has not released a video of French farmers throwing manure at the Ukrainian Embassy in Paris

Less CO2 emissions from industry than volcanoes? We check

The driving force behind modern climate change is human activity, not the Sun

Nobel Prizes and disinformation: why we believe in a single opinion in the face of all scientific evidence

It is false that there is no “real climate crisis”, as Nobel Prize winner John Clauser says

There is no evidence that floods in European countries were caused by the dismantling of dams in late 2023, experts say

This video of a demonstration in Hamburg is not related to farmers' protests

Reducing emissions by 2030. Zalewska is misleading

Climate crisis denial manifesto, misleadingly promoted as signed by 1600 "scientists"

Why the statements of John Clauser, Nobel Prize winner in Physics, do not deny climate change

The price of water in Spain has not risen due to the destruction of river barriers

Denial groups permeate farmers' protests

Recent eruption of the Grindavik volcano in Iceland represents less than the equivalent of one hour of global human-generated CO2 emissions