New studies highlight climate feedback risks as emissions policies face pressure
How this story moved: how many newsrooms carried it at each run, when each one picked it up, how our summary's headline changed, and which figures and names held from the first reports to the latest. Everything here is counted from the coverage; none of it is a judgement of anyone's motives.
OUTLETS CARRYING THE STORY, RUN BY RUN
HOW OUR HEADLINE CHANGED · 13 HEADLINES
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21 Oct, 12:17 UTC
UN says 1.5C warming limit will be exceeded as emissions remain near record highs
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21 Oct, 18:19 UTC
UN says current climate policies put world on track for 2.8C of warming
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22 Oct, 00:13 UTC
UN warns current climate pledges will miss Paris warming target
- 22 Oct, 12:15 UTC
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22 Oct, 18:18 UTC
UN report says world is on track to exceed Paris warming limit
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23 Oct, 14:23 UTC
UN report says 1.5°C warming limit will be exceeded, urges brief overshoot
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27 Oct, 12:15 UTC
UN says current climate pledges would cut emissions just 6% by 2035
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27 Oct, 18:16 UTC
UN says climate pledges fall far short as greenhouse gas levels hit records
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28 Oct, 06:13 UTC
Climate reports show emissions pledges lag as governments prepare for worsening impacts
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28 Oct, 12:17 UTC
Researchers call for climate change to be declared a global health emergency
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29 Oct, 00:16 UTC
Lancet Countdown urges global health emergency declaration over climate change
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29 Oct, 12:17 UTC
Lancet Countdown urges global health emergency declaration on climate change
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29 Oct, 18:20 UTC
New studies highlight climate feedback risks as emissions policies face pressure
WHAT HELD, WHAT CAME LATER
From the first reports to the latest
- Climate Change · 16 outlets
- Paris Agreement · 12 outlets
- Intergovernmental Panel · 8 outlets
- European Union · 7 outlets
- Donald Trump · 7 outlets
- 428 parts million · 3 outlets
- Atlantic Ocean · 3 outlets
- Lee Zeldin · 2 outlets
Entered the story later
- Saudi Arabia · from 16 Oct 05:34, 5 outlets
- Climate Analytics · from 21 Oct 05:00, 5 outlets
- Lancet Countdown · from 28 Oct 00:05, 5 outlets
- Inger Andersen · from 21 Oct 05:00, 4 outlets
- Antonio Guterres · from 21 Oct 05:00, 3 outlets
- International Union · from 15 Oct 11:14, 2 outlets
- Global Climate · from 19 Oct 11:22, 2 outlets
- Environmental Health · from 19 Oct 11:22, 2 outlets
Figures reported with different numbers
- years ago: 20 (1 from 28 Oct 08:20) → 41,000 (1 from 29 Oct 08:10) → 12,000 (1 from 29 Oct 08:10) → 17,500 (1 from 29 Oct 19:55) → 21 (1 from 30 Oct 10:00)
- parts million: 428 (3 from 14 Oct 13:49) → 426.8 (1 from 27 Oct 14:29)
- metric tons: 330 billion (1 from 21 Oct 05:00) → 6.58 billion (1 from 29 Oct 17:10) → 5.35 billion (1 from 29 Oct 17:10)
Matched by pattern, not read: a different number can be a correction, a rising count, or two different counts.