In the wake of a disappointing COP30 in Brazil and fears that pro-climate forces are losing the information war, France Télévisions is moving in the other direction. The national public broadcaster in France, among the most-watched French-language media companies in the world, announced that it is joining Covering Climate Now, our global collaboration of more […]
For release: December 3, 2025 Press contact: editors@coveringclimatenow.org France Télévisions contact: Claire Deshoux / claire.deshoux@francetv.fr Covering Climate Now is thrilled to announce that France Télévisions, the national public broadcaster in France, is joining our global journalistic collaboration of newsrooms from around the world. With four national television channels, 24 regional channels, nine overseas channels and […]
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Belém, Brazil — As the COP30 negotiations entered their final 48 hours, climate activist Greta Thunberg and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz found themselves engulfed in separate examples of how social media posts, regardless of their accuracy, can mislead not only the public but also newsrooms and politicians. First came online rumors that Thunberg was coming to […]
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At the UN climate conference in Belém, sentiment is growing that US president Donald Trump’s boycott of these talks is, in fact, a blessing. “I actually think it is a good thing” that the US didn’t send a delegation to COP30, said Christiana Figueres, a key architect of the 2015 Paris Agreement, at a Covering […]
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“Suffering increases with each tenth of a degree of warming.” So says renowned climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe, speaking yesterday in an expert panel that CCNow and Sammy Roth of the new newsletter Climate-Colored Goggles convened in response to a widely circulated and much-discussed memo by Bill Gates, in which the Microsoft founder seemed to downplay […]
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