The Guardian, on Climate, 15 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian describes how its journalists cover the Cop31 summit in Antalya, mostly through its reporters' own words about long days, jargon and lost sleep. It calls the climate crisis humanity's greatest threat in its own voice, and its environment editor, Fiona Harvey, says global emissions have kept rising after three decades of talks.
“after three decades of Cops the climate crisis has not gone away, and global greenhouse gas emissions have continued to rise”
The piece says plainly that emissions are still rising rather than overselling the talks it promotes.
“confronting humanity’s greatest threat”
The outlet treats the climate crisis as an established danger in its own voice, with no hedge.
“smaller media organisations from poorer nations that are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the climate emergency”
It names who bears the impacts and who struggles to report on the talks, beyond the Guardian's own staff.
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