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What in the World
by BBC • December 10, 2025
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What in the World
Available for over a year COP30, the big meeting where countries discuss climate change annually, has finished. This year it was hosted in the city of Belem in Brazil, in the Amazon forest, which is directly affected by it. The role of the two biggest emitters has also made headlines. The United States hasn’t taken part in the talks and China has kept a very low profile. This summit has ended without a clear commitment to phase out fossil fuels and that has angered protesters and activists, who participated in demonstrations showing their opposition to this plan. We wrap up the highlights of COP30 with our resident climate expert, Georgina Rannard and also hear from Natalia Tsuyama, a Brazilian climate activists who shares with us how her first COP has been. Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld Email: whatintheworld@bbc. uk WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Producers: Emily Horler and Maria Clara Montoya Editor: Verity Wilde Programme Website
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Highlight Colors Indicate Content Type & Quality:
Strong Reasoning - Clear logic & evidence
Moderate - Some structure, could improve
Weak Reasoning - Fallacies or poor logic
ℹ️ Not Evaluable - Questions, personal statements (not poor quality)
Note: Gray highlights with dashed borders (ℹ️) indicate content like questions or personal experiences that aren't meant to present logical arguments. Low scores on these don't mean poor quality!
By BBC on December 10, 2025

Analysis Summary

2
Truth Blocks
59.5
Avg Logic Quality
Avg User Score
0.0
Avg Evidence Score
Avg Total Score
0.70
Legacy Truth Score
0.83
Legacy Confidence
0.70
Legacy Weighted

Individual Truth Blocks

Block 1
AI Analysis Logic Quality: 55.0 Evidence: Coming Soon
Community User: No comments yet
Truth: 0.70 Confidence: 0.85
Available for over a year COP30, the big meeting where countries discuss climate change annually, has finished.
Source Mapping: Exact_Quote
This is an exact quote from the original text.
Source sentence(s):
"Available for over a year COP30, the big meeting where countries discuss climate change annually, has finished." Click to highlight above
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AI Analysis:
Reasoning: 0.40
Truth: 0.70
Confidence: 0.85
Logic Quality: Weak
AI Justification:

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Block 2
AI Analysis Logic Quality: 64.0 Evidence: Coming Soon
Community User: No comments yet
Truth: 0.70 Confidence: 0.80
This year it was hosted in the city of Belem in Brazil, in the Amazon forest, which is directly affected by it.
Source Mapping: Exact_Quote
This is an exact quote from the original text.
Source sentence(s):
"This year it was hosted in the city of Belem in Brazil, in the Amazon forest, which is directly affected by it." Click to highlight above
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AI Analysis:
Reasoning: 0.60
Truth: 0.70
Confidence: 0.80
Logic Quality: Moderate
AI Justification:

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Canonical Block | Criteria v2.0 | Updated: Dec 10, 2025
About Truth Blocks

Truth blocks are minimal argument units that represent atomic reasoning. Each block is analyzed independently for:

  • Truth Score: Factual accuracy (0-1)
  • Reasoning Types: Deductive, inductive, etc.
  • Logical Fallacies: Detected reasoning errors
  • Confidence: AI certainty in analysis

The weighted score combines truth score with reasoning quality and fallacy penalties according to our scoring criteria.

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