The Observer, on Climate, 11 November 2026
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Read the original article on observer.co.uk (opens in a new tab)The Observer reports on Cop31 in Antalya through the Iran war's effects on oil use, energy costs, climate finance and leaders' attendance. It opens with Iran's memorial to schoolchildren killed in a US-Israeli bombardment. It names who carried out the attack, attributes the death toll to Iran and names Carbon Brief as the source of its climate finance figure. This review found no problems in the article.
“the children killed when a US-Israeli bombardment destroyed their school in February”
The Observer says the children were killed and names who carried out the bombardment, rather than writing the deaths out or leaving the actor unnamed.
“among the 168 people Iran says died in the attack on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab”
The Observer attributes the toll to its source, and it names the school and the town.
“Carbon Brief reported on Wednesday that public money pledged by the richest nations in the world for climate projects in developing countries fell 70% this year”
The Observer gives the climate finance figure with its source, so the reader can see where the number comes from.
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