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Claim that cosmic rays are a crucial player for current climate change is unsupported
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Based on the increase of solar activity during the twentieth century, it should account for between half to two-thirds of all climate change
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Source: Electroverse, Cap Allon, Nir Shaviv, 2019-08-11 -
InaccurateWidespread claim that HPV vaccine side effects outweigh its benefits misrepresents the scientist it relies on
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side effects of the [HPV] vaccine outweigh the positives
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InaccurateClaims that vaccines contain “cancer enzymes” are unfounded, also misleads with one-sided explanation of nagalase function
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vaccines had cancer enzymes in them
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IncorrectExpress article falsely warns of a solar-induced "ice age"
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The current solar minimum could last for more than three decades which could lead to temperatures plummeting across the globe, scientists have warned.
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InaccurateResearch does not show a Medieval Warm Period warmer than the present day
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18 proxies tell us the world was the same or warmer 1,000 years ago
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InaccurateHosted by former Australian senator, Tony Heller repeats false claim that scientists fake the warming trend
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[T]he raw data, the actual thermometer data[...] shows that the US has been cooling for 80 to 90 years. But the graphs they release to the public show warming trend, and it's all because they've altered the data.
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IncorrectClaim that ingredients in flu vaccine are known neurotoxins found to be incorrect
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Each of these ingredients [thimerosal, ovalbumin, formaldehyde, sodium deoxycholate] is a known neurotoxin
Source: Health Nut News, Erin Elizabeth, 2016-10-08 -
1.3HighNBC News story accurately covers research on two millennia of climate history
“This accurately describes new peer-reviewed research and asks independent scientists with relevant expertise to provide important context, such as how these results rely on limited southern hemisphere data. Simplifications help readers understand important points without misleading them.”
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UnsupportedClaim that vaccines can cause individuals with mitochondrial disorders to develop autism is unsupported
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If a child has a mitochondrial disorder [...] she is more at risk of having a vaccine pushing her over the edge and causing a bad reaction
Source: GreenMedInfo, JB Handley Jr, 2018-09-13 -
InaccurateData shows the Earth is currently warmer globally than at any time in the past 2,000 years
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Earth’s mean temperature over the last 2,000 years shows two previous periods when temperatures were warmer than they are now; from 1–200 A.D., an epoch called the Roman Warm Period, and more recently the Medieval Warm Period from 900–1100 A.D.
Source: Townhall, Gregory Rummo, 2019-07-23
