UN report says world is losing ground on climate change, with the US a big reason
Photo: APA new United Nations report says humanity is losing more ground in the fight against climate change and is heading for a hotter world than experts projected last year, with the United States identified as a big reason. The report, covered from Washington, therefore points to a warmer outlook than last year's projections. It also considers what would happen if all countries do what they promise to reduce heat-trapping emissions.
Right-leaning coverage, from the Washington Times, leads with the same finding and the same U.S. emphasis, using the report's wording nearly word for word and abbreviating U.N. in its headline. Alternative or independent coverage, from AP, carries that identical opening and adds the point about countries keeping their promises to reduce heat-trapping emissions. Left-leaning outlets had not reported the story at the time of writing, while alternative and right-leaning outlets had; those covering it focus on the report's conclusion that the world is falling behind and that U.S. responsibility is large. The two sides' accounts agree, and no difference in facts or claims appears.
How the sides differ Left sources have not covered it; right and alternative sources run near-identical wording on the UN report's finding that the US is a big reason.
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Not covering this story. None of the left-leaning outlets Crosswire tracks has reported it yet. What one side leaves out can be as telling as what the others report.
AP leads with the UN report's finding that the world is falling behind and that the US is a big reason, and adds the scenario of all countries keeping their promises.
The Washington Times leads with the same finding and U.S. emphasis, in nearly identical wording, and quotes the UN report as its only source.