European Commission’s resources and tools to combat climate disinformation

The European Commission has provided a selection of tools and resources to help you counter climate disinformation. 

You’ll find practical resources on how to recognise misleading narratives, fact check climate claims, and ways to help you talk to other people with different perspectives of understanding climate issues.

Alongside the ClimateFactsMatter handbook and the EU Climate Action Academy, the Commission also highlights wider European initiatives that support fact‑checking and expertise on climate disinformation. 

These include the EU DisinfoLab, which gathers expertise on disinformation in Europe, and the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO), which publishes monthly fact-checking briefs.

Dive into the full collection of tools and resources, and strengthen your ability to spot and counter climate disinformation.

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