Global News Organizations Sign On for The 89 Percent Project

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Covering Climate Now announces that the Guardian newspaper and the Agence France-Presse global news agency are the lead partners in a Who’s Who of news organizations collaborating on The 89 Percent Project, a year-long exploration of the pivotal but overlooked fact that an overwhelming majority of the world’s people want their governments to take stronger […]

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Cubrir la agricultura sostenible

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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: La agricultura […]

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Covering Resilient Agriculture

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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: Resilient Agriculture Farms across the world face a multitude of risks — wind, […]

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Mark Carney As Climate Radical?

Mark Carney at the podium addressing crowd with Canadian flags in the back

The business beat has long been an ideal perch for reporting the climate story, and it’s doubly so now that Mark Carney is becoming the new prime minister of Canada. Initial reporting on Carney replacing Justin Trudeau as the Liberal Party leader and designated prime minister focused on the implications for Canada’s trade war with […]

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