Geopolitical and economic shocks are crowding out climate concerns in the near term, but a majority of global leaders still see environmental threats as the most destabilising force shaping the next decade. by Rosie Frost (Journalism Insights Analysts) 03 March 2026 Environmental risks have slipped down the rankings in the World Economic Forum’s latest Global […]
We partner with the University of Exeter to publish original research that consistently tracks UK broadcast reporting on climate change, for the first time.
Using newly-developed AI technology, we track BBC, ITN, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Sky News TV and radio news bulletins and online news services.
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What we track
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The quantity of daily climate news reports.
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The effectiveness of climate reporting against a consistent set of criteria.
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Opportunities for a potential climate angle in neighbouring subjects such as economics or health.
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Accuracy in climate information reporting.
Insights
What Is the Office for National Statistics and Why Does Climate News Tracker Use Its Data as a Benchmark?
By tracking which issues people in Great Britain say matter most, the Office for National Statistics offers a reliable benchmark to compare with public service broadcaster coverage. by Alina Sandauer (Content Analyst) & Rosie Frost (Journalism Insights Analyst) 3 March 2026 The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is the UK’s largest independent producer of official […]
