Extreme weather, emissions, energy and climate policy, compared across the regions that cause and feel them. The same flood, heatwave or summit is framed as disaster, adaptation or diplomacy depending on where it is reported. We set those accounts side by side.
Hurricane Polo intensified into a rare Category 5 storm in under a day, with coverage highlighting its record wind speeds and the unusual speed of its intensification, though outlets differ on how directly it threatens land.
Perspectives: European public broadcasters · UK privately owned press · South Asian privately owned press
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah told the UN General Assembly that catastrophic flooding was a warning to the world, but outlets differ on death tolls, on his domestic standing, and on how his proposed Himalayan pact with India and China is framed.
Perspectives: South Asian outlets · Middle Eastern outlets (including state-controlled) · European public broadcasters and 3 more
Researchers at the University of Chicago's Climate Impact Lab project a large global death toll from El Niño-driven heat, with outlets worldwide highlighting the global figure alongside country-specific tolls and warnings for developing nations.
Perspectives: Global/wire framing emphasizing the headline death toll · European public broadcaster framing with dramatic characterization · Latin American public broadcaster framing on national impact and 5 more
Outlets agree Hurricane Polo battered Mexico's Pacific coast, but differ on the storm's peak strength and current trajectory as it moves along the coastline.
Perspectives: European outlets · Latin American outlet · Middle East state-controlled outlet
Outlets across regions are covering a record-strength El Niño event, but emphasis varies, from a Russia-focused outlet asking what impacts might follow, to agricultural, economic, and health impacts reported elsewhere.
Perspectives: Russia-focused independent outlet · UK public broadcaster · African independent press and 3 more