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.
No, these NASA images don't show that a Greenland glacier grew
An American study on wind turbines is misinterpreted on the internet
The electric car reduces the carbon footprint of road transport in the majority of cases
Wind turbine photo wrongly used to claim Evia's fire-hit zone is used for wind
Satellite images of the Petermann Glacier in Greenland do not prove that it has recovered
Australian data is being misused to spread misleading information about the Great Barrier Reef
Atmospheric CO2 concentrations rising faster today than the last 50,000 years, as accurately claimed in recent social media posts
Record heat in 2024 is not due to volcanic eruption
Man is a major contributor to climate change
Classic car doesn't deserve the title of “most sustainable car in the world”
The growth of hard corals in the Great Barrier Reef in recent years does not demonstrate the absence of the effects of climate change
CO2 also has a negative effect on plants
There is a plan to open a lithium mine in France
No, France did not ban wind turbines
Most used wind turbine blades go to waste, but their footprint is still relatively small
Old news story used to downplay climate change
Nature did not shy away from the published paper on the impact of lithium mining in Serbia
Statements by Danish climate researcher Steffensen do not refute man-made climate change
Photo of sea baths in Malta does not refute sea level rise
Global warming is endangering health
According to measurements, sea levels are also rising in Sydney — photos are no proof to the contrary
