Angela Symons
Writing for Euronews, Western Mainstream.
10 scored articles in the last 180 days, each topic set against Euronews's own median on the same topic. A topic appears here once 10 of their articles have been scored under the weights now in use.
Updated 11 Nov, 13:38 UTC.
Climate
0 of 10 articles with a finding that counts on this board.
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- Median score, out of 10
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Level with Euronews's own share on this topic. A reporter's figure is the share of their articles with a false claim about climate, at serious or severe, with headline findings left out because subeditors write headlines.
The articles behind the number
Every Climate article under this byline in the window, newest first. The score on each row is that article's own score, headline included, which is the number its own page shows.
- 10 Nov 2026Fossil fuel emissions are expected to fall in 2026. Why aren’t climate experts celebrating?Scored 0.0
- 06 Nov 2026COP31 host Türkiye is home to one of Europe's largest solar farms. Why can’t it kick coal?Scored 0.0
- 05 Nov 2026'Cautious optimism' for renewed US engagement on climate as delegation heads to COP31Scored 0.0
- 04 Nov 2026‘The transition is inevitable’: Brazil releases first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuelsScored 0.0
- 04 Nov 2026This lifestyle change saves money, improves your health and cuts emissions. But there’s a catchScored 3.0
- 03 Nov 2026‘The forest is an act of love’: Italy’s truffle hunters step in to save drought-hit harvestsScored 0.0
- 02 Nov 2026China’s record-breaking clean tech exports could cut CO2 emissions by 8,400 million tonnes - reportScored 0.0
- 30 Oct 2026Nature recovery is falling behind. Can COP17 get global action back on track?Scored 0.0
- 30 Oct 2026'Why would we want to leave?': Fiji islanders work on climate resilience to avoid relocationScored 0.0
- 27 Oct 2026‘Profiteering from pain’: Investments of super-rich fuel climate crisis and capitalise on recoveryScored 0.0
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