BBC News, on Climate, 12 November 2026

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How climate change is affecting children's wellbeing after record summer

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About this analysis

BBC News reports on young people in the West of England who say this year's record summer heat and other extreme weather have fed their climate anxiety, and on the groups and academics offering them support. It treats climate change as real and present in its own voice and describes the groups it quotes, including Another Way and the Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership. We found nothing in the article that misleads the reader.

What it gets right

  • “Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership, a network aiming to steer Bristol towards being net-zero”

    The BBC tells readers what the organisation is and what it works for the first time it quotes it. The reader knows where the source stands.

  • “the youth-led environmental and educational charity Another Way”

    The quoted worker's organisation is named and described plainly, so the reader can judge the source.

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