The Guardian, on Climate, 12 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian reports John Kerry's attack on Donald Trump at Cop31 for withdrawing the US from climate talks and cutting clean energy support. It attributes Kerry's claims to him, states the human cause of the climate crisis as fact in its own voice, and reports the White House's dismissal of the summit as a quotation. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“fossil fuels, the central cause of the climate crisis”
The Guardian states in its own voice that fossil fuels cause the climate crisis, matching the documented record (R1), with no hedge.
“Coal is the dirtiest of fossil fuels, causing much of the pollution that is dangerously overheating our planet.”
It gives the reader the climate consequence of Trump's support for coal plants as plain fact, so the policy is not presented as pure economics.
“But he claimed that while it was not the central issue to the recent US midterm elections”
It keeps Kerry's contested claim about why voters backed the Democrats attributed to him, rather than stating it as established fact.
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