Explore Articles: Fact-Checking Climate Data

In a viral video, the YouTuber “The Raptor” makes a series of mistakes to deny the influence of human activities on the climate

Footage shows leech formation, not storm 'launch' via HAARP

Strange bumps in the sky are natural cloud features, not the results of weather manipulation

Hurricane predictions aren’t perfect, but that does not ‘invalidate climate change theory’, contrary to Daily Wire claims

The claim of the former editor-in-chief of a Slovenian weekly newspaper Democracy that there is no link between CO2 and global warming is not true.

No, new study does not show that living near windmills causes serious health problems

In most cases, electrifying cars reduces their emissions

No, wheat, cocoa, coffee, beer and tomatoes are not going to disappear, but climate change is generally reducing agricultural yields

Prioritizing plant-based foods in our diet can benefit climate and health, but Forbes article missed some key details

No, wind turbines are not likely to fall on your head, and wind is not drastically more dangerous than other energy sources

Diesel generators do not charge most electric vehicles

The temporary cooling of part of the Atlantic does not call into question the severity of global warming

No evidence for sudden bird deaths from lithium evaporation ponds, contrary to claims in viral meme

1927 Newspaper Clipping Doesn't Prove Climate Change Is Exaggerated

Global warming is caused by human activity, not clouds

No increase in ice in Greenland preventing shipping

Bjorn Lomborg’s claims about polar bears, coral, and cold deaths ignore scientists’ predictions of climate-change-affected futures

Humanity emits significantly more CO2 per year than all volcanoes combined

Climate change and its impacts on the water cycle; how can it increase both droughts and heavy downpours?

A US study on the cooling of the Atlantic Ocean at the equator does not dispute global warming

Yes, the Belgian coast has a microclimate