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FactCheck.org says: Thunberg’s 2018 tweet did not say that humanity would be wiped out in five years, but rather that continued use of fossil fuels over the next five years would lead to human extinction at some point.
PolitiFact says: Canada’s wildfires have set records for carbon dioxide emissions over a short period of time, but they represent only a tiny fraction of total CO2 emissions from human activity.
FACTLY says: All the videos shared in these posts show unrelated old visuals of sandstorms, waterspouts, and floods that occurred in different countries of the world. A video shared in one of the posts was created using CGI
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post shows the sea waves crashing into the Paseo Nuevo in San Sebastian, Spain. The video was circulating on social media at least since 2021. The video has nothing to do with Cyclone Biparjoy
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: All pieces of the sculptures are not from the ancient Angkorian period. They are newly copied by local sculptors in Banteay Meanchey province.