EuroClimateCheck: Climate fact-checking database website now live
The euroclimatecheck.com database is now live! Access fact-checks from 25 fact-checking organisations across the EU and follow climate misinformation narratives.
Emilie HSU
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Science Feedback, QuotaClimat, and Data for Good Launch Climate Safeguard, an AI Tool to Detect Climate Misinformation on TV and Radio
Science Feedback, in partnership with QuotaClimat, and Data for Good, has been awarded a grant from JournalismAI Innovation Challenge, supported by the Google News Initiative (GNI), to develop Climate Safeguards—an AI-powered system that tracks and analyzes climate misinformation on TV and radio. This initiative will equip journalists, media organizations, and regulators with real-time alerts and analysis to monitor misleading climate narratives and respond with accurate, science-based analysis.
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Science Feedback Participates in New Project to Measure the Amount of Misleading Information on Large Online Platforms
Science Feedback participates in the Structural Indicators to Monitor Online Disinformation Scientifically Project (SIMODS), a collaborative initiative funded by the European Media and Information Fund, aimed at developing indicators measuring online misinformation across platforms and countries. SIMODS brings together eight leading fact-checking and research organizations from across Europe to create methodologically rigorous tools to track the prevalence of misinformation on major platforms.
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Science Feedback Launches French Website to Empower the Public to Verify the Credibility of Scientific Information
Expanding its reach, Science Feedback introduces a dedicated French-language version of its site to provide reliable science-related information on critical health, climate and energy issues.
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European Fact-Checking Standards Network Announces First Annual Conference
23 September 2024 – The European Fact-Checking Standards Network has announced its first annual conference to take place in Brussels,…
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Farmers’ Protests Weaponized to Spread Climate Misinformation, Report Finds
Farmers’ protests in several European countries have been weaponized to spread false or misleading claims to discredit political action against climate change and fuel deep-seated distrust towards the European Union, according to a report on climate disinformation related to the protests.
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Science Feedback Participates in Project Leveraging AI to Combat Climate Misinformation
FactCRICIS aims to support fact-checkers in identifying and debunking disinformation campaigns related to climate change and other crises, fostering more rapid, impactful and coordinated responses within and across European borders.
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European Fact-Checking Organisations Launch Climate Disinformation Database
European fact-checkers have joined forces to combat climate disinformation with the launch of Climate Facts Europe – a public database and alert system supported by the European Climate Foundation.
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Science Feedback participates in creating biggest fact-checking database for European Elections
Ahead of the 2024 European Parliament elections, Science Feedback has partnered with the European Fact-Checking Standards Network (EFCSN) and over 40 organizations to create Elections24Check – a comprehensive open database of fact-checks, debunks, and reports on disinformation narratives across the continent.
