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A viral tweet claims global temperatures have been “in free fall” for the past two years, dropping by 0.6 °C since April 2024. It goes on to suggest that if this trend continues, we could be in an “ice age”…
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…
A viral post by Steve Milloy on X claims that February 2025 was the 18th coldest in the U.S. in the past 45 years. The post compares February 2025 to previous years—1981, 1991, and 2017—arguing that if emissions drive warming,…
A viral post by Steve Milloy @JunkScience on X claims that emissions did not cause the 2023-2024 warming spike, attributing it solely to a natural super El Niño, and asserts that climate models failed to predict this event. He further…
Claim: Weather results from deep ocean currents that drive all retained heat/energy worldwide. Oceans store 94% of the world’s heat/energy & the source of all water vapour, clouds, humidity, retained heat, rainfall/snow & storms. None are a result of atmospheric…
By Vivek Saini Claim: Global warming is due to planetary tidal forces on the solar surface, not CO2. Fact: The study mentioned in the post likely references research on the influence of planetary tides on solar activity. It’s important to…
