US EditionDifferent Languages, Same Misinformation: How Narratives Denying the Influence of Climate Change on High Summer Temperatures Circulate in Other Countries. maldita.es - Journalism to Help You Avoid Being Fooled.
"It's the heat of every summer in Spain," "already in 1930, thermometers in Portugal read 37.8°C in the shade and 68.2°C in the sun," or "with the same temperatures as 20 years ago, weather maps now have darker colors in France." All of these messages are examples of content that has been detected and refuted by fact-checkers Polígrafo (Portugal), Science Feedback (France), Klimatski Portal de Faktograf (Croatia), Ellinika Hoaxes (Greece), and F…
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"It's the heat of every summer in Spain," "already in 1930, thermometers in Portugal read 37.8°C in the shade and 68.2°C in the sun," or "with the same temperatures as 20 years ago, weather maps now have darker colors in France." All of these messages are examples of content that has been detected and refuted by fact-checkers Polígrafo (Portugal), Science Feedback (France), Klimatski Portal de Faktograf (Croatia), Ellinika Hoaxes (Greece), and F…
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