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.
Do renewables need a second grid?
CO2 does not affect geomagnetic storms
LED lighting is not intended as an instrument of social control
No, the fact that ice mass increased in Greenland on a single day does not negate the climate crisis
Burning solar systems? Kremlin-affiliated media disseminate misleading videos about Spain's heat wave
The Aemet has not acknowledged that it did not predict “the flood” in the ravines on the day of the cold drop “after 10 months of denying it”
Study on short-term rise of the Antarctic ice sheet misinterpreted online
No, natural protected areas do not exclude human activities
Not a star in honor of Putin: Chilean jets are falsely passed off as US aircraft in Alaska
This image of a “floating greenhouse” in Norway is AI-generated
The 2030 Agenda does not prohibit cleaning the mountains nor does it establish fines for it
An article about urban plans in Tarifa, distorted to fuel the conspiracy of land requalification after fires
This photo does not show a laser beam causing a forest fire either in León or anywhere else in Spain
British researchers in a pilot project did not want, nor could, darken the Sun
Fact-check: There is no strategic plan to install 25,000 wind turbines in Greece by July 2025
This photo of three firefighters with soot is not from the fires in Spain, but from those in Australia in 2019
This video of a “fire tornado” is from the fires in Portugal, not in Galicia
Canadian provinces have introduced drastic measures due to catastrophic wildfires
No, HAARP did not cause the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia
The AEMET has not eliminated data prior to 1950 in Ourense and Seville, nor does its historical data deny climate change
Footage shows blackout of tables due to environmental norms in the Netherlands, not England
