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This module tracks a broad range of American media sources, including major television, cable, print, and online organizations.

The Climate Change narrative is being driven by 319 sources in the U.S. Media module across 760 narrative items. The most active keywords associated with the Climate Change narrative are climate change, north carolina, tropical storm, and storm surge.

Activity This chart shows the publication volume of narrative items by the sources in the module "U.S. Media".

Key Insights Key Insights are generated by Kudzu's deep-layered neural network, which summarizes selected articles that are highly relevant to the brief's topics.

• The companies facing these accusations include notable names like BP, Chevron, Exxon Mobil, ConocoPhillips, and Shell. The American Petroleum Institute, the trade association representing these corporations, is also named in the suit.
• NPR and Fox News run headlines about Biden's climate corps hiring 20,000 Americans to tackle climate change. Fox left it up to readers to provide Woke Left all on their own, the end of the story.
• The allegations span across multiple claims, including false advertising and damaging natural resources. Chevron emphasized the need for a coordinated international policy, dismissing the lawsuit as political maneuvering. Shell reiterated their longstanding public stance on Climate change, and BP chose to remain silent.

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Surfaced Keywords Surfaced Keywords by Sources shows the most frequently-used keywords by multiple sources. It is the best indicator of the most popular keywords being used across this module. In this view, a keyword ranks higher because it is used by more sources. Roll over the bars next to keywords to see details about its usage.

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Narrative Items by Source

Sources by: This chart shows the relative amplification volume of sources in this module by their type.

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