The Guardian, on Climate, 11 November 2026

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The Guardian reports UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband's planned Cop31 speech warning that the climate crisis threatens national security, with his claims attributed to him. It sets his message beside his government's plans to weaken the electric car mandate, its approval of the Jackdaw gasfield and its consideration of the Rosebank oilfield. It attributes the criticism of those moves to campaigners.

What it gets right

  • “methane, a powerful greenhouse gas”

    The article explains in plain words why cutting methane matters, rather than leaving the term unexplained.

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