Images are a powerful way for people to share information about climate change. Maps, memes, and dramatic photographs often quickly spread online, paired with alarming claims about rising sea levels or temperatures..
Some of the images come from legitimate sources and are accurate, while others are misleading due to digital editing or false captions.
For examples, we've debunked misleading photos about sea levels at Plymouth Rock, the Massachusetts landmark, as well as at Fort Denison in Sydney Harbor, Australia.
Here are 12 images related to climate change that we've investigated — true, false and everything in between:
