The United States’s political tumult has not changed the physics of climate change. Average global temperatures, already the highest in likely 120,000 years, will keep increasing until humanity stops burning oil, gas, and coal. Which means that deadly heat waves, storms, and other climate impacts will also keep getting more severe and frequent. As Zoë […]
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Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter. Every Monday, in “Climate on the Ballot,” we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleagues on the politics beat. Vea la versión en español de “El clima en la boleta.” This […]
In October, when former top aides to Donald Trump went on the record calling the former president “fascist to the core” and a Hitler admirer, mainstream US news coverage of the 2024 election seemed to turn a page. Suddenly, a reality that reporters and editors had recognized privately — that Trump, if reelected, would govern like […]
Sign up for the weekly Climate on the Ballot newsletter. Every Monday, in “Climate on the Ballot,” we pass along a topic to help you integrate climate into your newsroom’s campaign reporting. Consider sharing this newsletter with your colleagues on the politics beat. Vea la versión en español de “El clima en la boleta.” This […]
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“Climate is Nature. Nature is climate.” So began an article previewing this week’s COP16 biodiversity conference published by Sumaúma, an extraordinary newsroom (and Covering Climate Now partner) in the Brazilian Amazon. Sumaúma explained that Colombia, the host of COP16, is proposing a radical but common-sense departure from previous negotiations: “Colombian Environment Minister Susana Muhamad has declared that […]
Bienvenido/a a Fuentes Locales, un boletín quincenal de Covering Climate Now dirigido a periodistas que cubren la crisis climática a nivel local. Comparte este boletín con colegas y estudiantes de periodismo interesados en hacer historias locales sobre la crisis climática para sus comunidades. Read Locally Sourced in English. Una idea para tus historias: Ansiedad climática […]
Welcome to Locally Sourced, a biweekly Covering Climate Now newsletter for journalists working to localize the climate story. Share this newsletter with colleagues and journalism students interested in localizing the climate story. Vea la versión en español de “Fuentes Locales.” Story Spark: Climate Anxiety You’re not the only one worrying after reading the stream of […]