Spain is different. Cobertura en línea de la cumbre del clima de París en cinco países

Given the relevance of national contexts in adapting climate change communication to each country, this research aims to find to which extent the coverage in the Spanish media differs from that of other countries, regarding the volume of articles, topics, and sources. We conducted a content analysis of online publications (n=527) on the Paris climate summit (COP21, 2015) in 13 media outlets from five countries: the United States and the United Kingdom (from the Anglo-Saxon block), and Germany, France, and Spain (from continental Europe). The results indicate that the coverage provided in Spain differs markedly from that of other countries, including those of continental Europe. The ideological alignment of the Spanish media does not seem to affect the volume of  coverage regarding climate change, contrary to what happens in the international arena. These results make it possible to nuance the conclusions of previous research and propose several recommendations for climate change coverage in Spain.