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.
Alarmist claims about pole shifts and volcanic eruptions
The link between CO2 and temperatures has been investigated since the 19th century
A video does not show a boat to modify the weather in Santander
The extreme temperature recorded in Murcia in 1876 does not deny climate change
The DGT has not banned the circulation of single-occupant vehicles
A new coal-fired power plant every week? Trump makes false claims about Germany
The Spanish Directorate General of Traffic did not announce that it will ban unaccompanied driving in 2025
Alleged legislative proposal — households may own more than one car in 2026
Data and context for the narratives that call electric cars a “scam”
What is peer-review? Why one ‘peer-reviewed’ Grok-written paper doesn’t disprove climate change
Recent snowfall and global warming presented as 'globalist lie'
Trees in the Amazon cut down for climate summit? We are looking at the case
Arizona bill doesn't say chemtrails are real – Faktograf.hr
Photovoltaic panels are destroyed after a single hail? We check
Misinformation about CO₂: its connection to temperature and anthropogenic climate change
UN Agenda 2030 does not mention the introduction of ground worms into the diet – Faktograf.hr
World Economic Forum and a fictional ban on home-grown food
Conspiracy claims about artificially causing extreme natural phenomena
Volcano eruption in Iceland. Does it emit as much CO2 as humans?
March's record rainfall does not invalidate the existence of climate change
From 2026, several vehicles per household will continue to be allowed
