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Browse verified fact-checks and debunks addressing misinformation and disinformation about climate change, curated by European fact-checking organizations.

What do we know about the “100,000 olive trees” that are supposedly going to be felled in Jaén to install photovoltaic plants

Cars are a source of air pollution, especially in cities

What failed? “Renewables themselves do not cause a blackout, but their management requires improvements in the system”

Energy island, absolute zero… Concepts of the blackout in Spain

Agriculture emits greenhouse gases, but less than using fossil fuels, despite recent paper's claim

Climate change, agricultural production and food security: What is really true?

Sea level rise: What it really means for coastal areas

If renewables are cheap, why is their electricity expensive?

Human rights, environment: will Europe sacrifice its law on duty of care?

The real connection between wildfires and climate change

Verónica Galduf, from the trauma of the disaster to the panic of misinformation

Why unreserving a dam doesn't mean water is being wasted

Is vehicle pollution still a problem? Yes, here’s why it still harms health and climate

The future of the European Green Deal suspended from the “sanitary cord” against the extreme right

Global warming doesn't mean that all regions are warming at the same rate, here's why

A warming of the Earth by more than three degrees would wipe out 40% of the world economy

If sea levels are rising, why are the Maldives still above water?

What kind of misinformation is being spread about solar energy

Dams, dams and other river barriers: why the misuse of these terms favors disinformation

“The cheapest electricity”, “green dictate from Brussels” and more myths about coal plants

Electricity from coal