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.
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
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 an image of lava to warn of high temperatures and exaggerate climate change
Development of ice sheets in Antarctica and the Arctic does not question climate change
Photovoltaic power plants versus global warming
Are higher CO₂ concentrations beneficial for vegetation? We check what science says
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, the Birch Glacier did not fall on Blatten because it was too heavy
Video distorts decision of Polish Constitutional Court, which did not rule on Green Deal at all
Social media claims misrepresent scientific method used by UK Met Office
Misinformation about the possible closure of Alpha Ventus
The European Union has not banned the use of chimneys
Has HAARP destroyed crops in Poland? It's a conspiracy theory with no basis
EU has not banned Romanian households from using river water
Glacier melt and heavy rain: Does climate change favor earthquakes?
US think tank misleads on ocean acidification threat
Will it soon be forbidden to water your garden with rainwater?
Traces behind the plane have an impact on the warming of the Earth, but not due to “dusting with chemicals”
