A recent report by the QuotaClimat association and the Jean-Jaurès Foundation has raised concerns about the limited coverage of environmental issues on continuous news channels in France, particularly CNews, which is owned by the Bolloré group. The report points out that the environment receives very little airtime on these channels, and when it is covered, it often includes misinformation or presents a one-sided perspective, especially on channel 14 of the TNT satellite network. This lack of balanced reporting has led the association to file a formal complaint with Arcom, the French audiovisual regulatory authority, arguing that the channels are not meeting standards for information accuracy, honesty, and pluralism in their coverage. The findings of the report highlight the absence of opposing viewpoints on environmental issues, which the association argues is essential for providing a comprehensive and fair picture of the topic. According to political scientist Théodore Tallent, one of the report’s co-authors, Arcom has a responsibility to ensure that a diversity of opinions is represented in the media. He emphasized that without such diversity, the public is not adequately informed about the complexities of environmental issues. QuotaClimat has been monitoring the coverage of environmental concerns in the media since 2022 and has consistently criticized the shortcomings of continuous news channels in this area. The association believes that the lack of rigorous and balanced reporting on environmental topics undermines public understanding and discourse. In response to these concerns, QuotaClimat has partnered with the Jean-Jaurès Foundation to publish a detailed report that outlines the issues and calls for greater accountability from media organizations. The report serves as a call to action for regulatory bodies and media organizations to improve the quality and diversity of environmental coverage. By ensuring that multiple perspectives are included, the media can better inform the public and contribute to more meaningful discussions on environmental challenges.