Liam Gilliver
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 14 Nov, 09:16 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.
- 14 Nov 2026COP31 is once again shying away from a fossil fuel exit but one European country is taking the leapScored 3.0
- 13 Nov 2026Europe could save 40% on electricity costs if solar and batteries ‘work in harmony’Scored 3.0
- 12 Nov 2026A warning from the Arctic? New study links melting sea ice to future summer droughts in EuropeScored 0.0
- 08 Nov 2026‘We’re hardly producing any power’: Can Europe’s solar boom survive a cloudy winter?Scored 0.0
- 07 Nov 2026‘Brief burst of intense heat’ could give hard-to-recycle wind turbine blades a second lifeScored 0.0
- 06 Nov 2026Tiny Spanish island quits coal for good amid renewables boom — but country struggling to electrifyScored 0.0
- 01 Nov 2026Europe’s crumbling coastlines face a €800 billion crisis. Is it time to move inland?Scored 0.0
- 31 Oct 2026How many bats are killed by wind turbines? Study warns of ‘shocking’ increase amid clean energy boomScored 0.0
- 26 Oct 2026‘Hybrid weapon of war’: Why climate disinformation could be a growing public health threatScored 0.0
- 25 Oct 2026Should Europe ban meat advertisements? We asked a climate psychologist to find out what would happenScored 0.0
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