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Climate-related fact checks
An X post that has more than 325,000 views is spreading misinformation by oversimplifying global climate responsibility and misrepresenting the goals of climate action. X post: Claim 1: Asia produces 62% of global CO₂ emissions. Fact Check: Partially True,…
A recent tweet by Steve Milloy claims that greenhouse gas emissions have no connection to extreme heat or heat waves, citing an EPA chart as supposed evidence. He also accuses World Weather Attribution (WWA) of deliberately ignoring this data to…
An X post that has more than 204,000 views is spreading misinformation about climate science, claiming that it’s “impossible to measure carbon dioxide from human activity” and calling climate change “a computer modelling scam.” The post by handle @PeterDClack, says…
A recent tweet by Dr. Matthew Wielicki claims that a decline in global hurricane energy since 1990 disproves the connection between climate change and stronger hurricanes. The argument hinges on a graph showing a downward trend in Accumulated Cyclone Energy…
A viral tweet by Peter Clack, a frequent critic of climate science, claims that human contributions to greenhouse gases are negligible, possibly as low as 0.28%, and that the concept of greenhouse gases itself is questionable. He further argues that…
The X post claims that half of global warming is due to Earth’s angular momentum changes, suggesting that climate sensitivity to CO₂ doubling is below 1° C, that global warming will never be a danger, and that Net Zero policies…
A viral claim circulating on X attempts to downplay the role of carbon dioxide in global warming by emphasising the vast heat capacity of Earth’s oceans. The post argues that a trace gas like CO2, present in only four molecules…
An X post with over 11,200 views and 1,200 likes is gaining traction by spreading misleading claims about climate change — suggesting that historical warming and natural forces outweigh the impact of fossil fuels. Here’s a fact check to break…
A viral post recently shared on X uses sarcasm and exaggeration to mock how climate change is discussed in public and scientific discourse. It questions whether climate change is genuinely responsible for recent extreme weather events, suggesting instead that it’s…
Are storms actually getting stronger, or is it just media hype? Scientific research overwhelmingly supports the fact that climate change is intensifying storms, making them more powerful, wetter, and longer-lasting. An X post has several claims stating that evidences of…
