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Health
Yes, a potentially deadly parasite that enters people through bare feet is in the US
Food
Yes, climate change could impact the production of beer
Water and barley are highly subject to climate change. And that impact could alter the taste of beer and lead to higher prices.
Environment
Yes, China is currently the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide
China has emitted the most carbon dioxide every year since 2006. Prior to that, the United States was the biggest annual emitter of carbon dioxide.
Environment
No, volcanoes are not responsible for more carbon dioxide emissions than humans
Since Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano began erupting, claims have popped up that more carbon dioxide is emitted from volcanoes than from human activities. That’s false.
Immigration
No, the US has not resumed processing all asylum seekers
The U.S. stopped processing asylum seekers in March 2020 because of a public health order to curb COVID-19 spread. That public health order remains in effect.
Environment
Yes, chocolate production is a cause of deforestation
One of the climate issues being discussed at COP26 is deforestation, which has been driven in part by cocoa production.
Social Media
Photo claiming to show ‘400 jets’ used to fly attendees to COP26 is actually from New Orleans in 2013
The photo shared widely online is actually from 2013 and was actually taken from the New Orleans Lakefront Airport.
Pop Culture
Yes, South Korea’s debt crisis as depicted in Squid Game is real and contributes to a high suicide rate
“Economic hardship” is the top reason South Korean people contemplate suicide.
Government
Yes, the US is the only ‘industrialized country’ to not guarantee paid family leave
Only seven other countries in the entire world don’t guarantee any paid family leave to mothers.
Technology
No, a grid pattern of earthquakes on La Palma is not evidence the quakes are man-made or artificial
After the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre posted a map of earthquake activity on La Palma, conspiracies spread about the source of the quakes.
Social Media
Photo claiming to show Day of the Dead drone light show in Mexico City is fake
A photo being shared online claiming to be taken during a drone light show during Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City isn’t real.
World
No, countries that observe daylight saving time don’t all change their clocks at the same time
Many countries don’t observe daylight saving time, but for those that do, the timing of when to change the clock varies.
Food
Yes, climate change could impact the production of beer
Water and barley are highly subject to climate change. And that impact could alter the taste of beer and lead to higher prices.
Environment
Yes, China is currently the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide
China has emitted the most carbon dioxide every year since 2006. Prior to that, the United States was the biggest annual emitter of carbon dioxide.
Environment
No, volcanoes are not responsible for more carbon dioxide emissions than humans
Since Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano began erupting, claims have popped up that more carbon dioxide is emitted from volcanoes than from human activities. That’s false.
Immigration
No, the US has not resumed processing all asylum seekers
The U.S. stopped processing asylum seekers in March 2020 because of a public health order to curb COVID-19 spread. That public health order remains in effect.
Environment
Yes, chocolate production is a cause of deforestation
One of the climate issues being discussed at COP26 is deforestation, which has been driven in part by cocoa production.
Social Media
Photo claiming to show ‘400 jets’ used to fly attendees to COP26 is actually from New Orleans in 2013
The photo shared widely online is actually from 2013 and was actually taken from the New Orleans Lakefront Airport.
Pop Culture
Yes, South Korea’s debt crisis as depicted in Squid Game is real and contributes to a high suicide rate
“Economic hardship” is the top reason South Korean people contemplate suicide.
Government
Yes, the US is the only ‘industrialized country’ to not guarantee paid family leave
Only seven other countries in the entire world don’t guarantee any paid family leave to mothers.
Technology
No, a grid pattern of earthquakes on La Palma is not evidence the quakes are man-made or artificial
After the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre posted a map of earthquake activity on La Palma, conspiracies spread about the source of the quakes.
Social Media
Photo claiming to show Day of the Dead drone light show in Mexico City is fake
A photo being shared online claiming to be taken during a drone light show during Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City isn’t real.
World
No, countries that observe daylight saving time don’t all change their clocks at the same time
Many countries don’t observe daylight saving time, but for those that do, the timing of when to change the clock varies.
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