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.
What really caused the flash floods that killed more than 130 people in Texas?
Did Lisbon end up this full of trash 'after the immigrants' religious festival'?
Unsubstantiated claim about the heatwave that struck Greece and Europe in late June
This study on Earth's high temperatures several million years ago does not question global warming
Italy has not abandoned the Paris Agreement on climate change as of July 10, 2025
Weather forecast maps are more and more often red: this is explained by the increase in episodes of intense heat, and not a manipulation intended to “scare”
TikTok video does not show a current tornado in Germany
A secret convention of world leaders fueled speeches: did they really discuss population reduction?
This weather map with lava is a montage and was not broadcast by a German television
Do 1,200 scientists deny the climate crisis? Let's see how much truth there is
The 2030 Agenda does not promote depopulating the world “by 15%" with vaccines, abortions and family planning
A German television did not use a weather map with lava to exaggerate high temperatures
Development of ice sheets in Antarctica and the Arctic does not question climate change
The Government does not propose limiting the use of cars to one per home, it is a proposal by the Consell de Mallorca for non-residents
Photovoltaic power plants versus global warming
Are higher CO₂ concentrations beneficial for vegetation? We check what science says
EU has not banned the use of fireplaces and wood and pellet stoves
Is global warming a natural process? Explaining Ian Plimer's statement
No, NOAA did not report that 84% of the world's coral reefs have been bleached
No, Toyota does NOT make an engine that will use water as fuel
No, the weather maps on TV channels are not “reddened” to exaggerate global warming
