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No, este vídeo no muestra la demolición de una central nuclear: es la central térmica de La Robla (León) que se cerró en 2020

This video does not show the destruction of a nuclear power plant but of coal

The “rare atmospheric phenomenon” as the cause of the blackout in the Iberian Peninsula: the Portuguese power company denies having said it and Reuters has deleted it

It is false that the Portuguese Energy Network attributed the general shutdown to an induced atmospheric vibration

What do we know about the blackout occurring in Germany, France, Finland, the Netherlands, as well as peninsular Spain and Portugal

Blackout in the Iberian Peninsula. 'Portugal imports 30% of the electricity it needs,' people criticize on social media. Is it true?

Solar thermal power plant in the Mojave Desert goes out of business, but that doesn't mean renewables are a “hoax”

Climate, war and crude figures – Study on CO2 emissions in the Ukraine war fictitious

CO2 can promote plant growth, but too much of it pollutes the climate

Comparing wind power to total energy demand is misleading

Tree discovery is no proof – researcher: Man-made climate change melted the ice

Sea levels are also rising near Rio de Janeiro

'Global warming is the best thing that ever happened to Earth': scientist explains why it's a lie

Lack of context – First German offshore wind farm served its purpose

Do humans not have a dominant influence on the climate? We explain

A decrease in temperature by 0.5 degrees. What does this mean for climate change?

Hundreds of coal-fired power plants and millions from Germany: What is true about these figures about China

NATO cannot influence precipitation with weather radars

Weather conditions controlled by HAARP technology

With the help of HAARP technology, artificial snow would be created

No, solar parks do not generate so much heat that birds and insects die