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“climate change is not happening”
“Nicole Schwab said, “Permanent climate lockdowns coming — whether you like it or not.”
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence that World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab’s daughter, Nicole Schwab, warned of imminent “permanent climate lockdowns.” The claim originated in an article on a known misinformation site.
“Pope Francis called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change”
“The No. 1 weather-related killer is heat. 600 people die annually from its effects, more than from floods, hurricanes and tornadoes in America combined.”
PolitiFact says: CDC data shows that, on average, heat deaths outpace deaths from floods, hurricanes and tornadoes combined. But scientists say that 600 heat deaths a year is almost certainly too low.
“Video shows fatal landslides and floods in India in 2023”
“Milankovitch cycles and solar inertial motion are the 'real reason' behind climate change”
“Video shows severe flooding incident in South Korea in July 2023”
“Increased Carbon Dioxide Levels Always Result In Good Harvest From Crops!”
“Climate change is not based on real science, it is now an agenda used by activists to gain popularity and it is driven on political influence.”
“These videos show Alaska after recent earthquake and tsunami warning”
“Video of park rangers in Death Valley wearing jackets in extreme heat is an evidence that climate change is a hoax”
“The tornado that destroyed a Pfizer building in North Carolina was orchestrated using weather manipulation to provide “an insurance claim for big pharma.”
“This video shows 2023 Delhi floods”
“This video shows man rescuing his children during 2023 earthquake in Alaska”
“too much carbon on the Earth is not harmful”
“Recent videos showing the landslides and flash floods caused because of incessant rains in Himachal Pradesh and other North Indian states.”
FACTLY says: All the videos shared in the post are old and have nothing to do with the devastating rainfalls leading to landslides and floods recently in Himachal Pradesh and other North Indian states