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For the first time, a IPCC report has acknowledged the role of misinformation. But it still doesn’t name the culprits, says climate journalist Amy Westervelt

Dear EarthTalk: What are some of the leading environmental podcasts out there these days? — Jane Mitchell, Boise, IdahoGiven the popularity of podcasts these days, it’s no surprise that several have popped up on environmental topics. Here is a...

Given the popularity of podcasts these days, it’s no surprise that several have popped...

Dear EarthTalk: What are some of the leading environmental podcasts out there these days? — Jane Mitchell, Boise, IdahoGiven the popularity of podcasts these days, it’s no surprise that several have popped up on environmental topics. Whether you are...

Given the popularity of podcasts these days, it’s no surprise that several have popped up on environmental topics.

If you are interested in climate and environment, chances are there is a new podcast out there that would appeal to you.

A regional journalism summit this week made no specific references to climate change and was sponsored by AGL Energy and gas pipeline company APA.

The climate emergency has clear themes with heroes and villains. Describing it this way is how to build a movement, says climate journalist Amy Westervelt

News that NSO technology targeted US diplomats has brought on sanctions and lawsuits. Plus, big oil’s big PR push.

Amy Westervelt is a journalist who runs Critical Frequency, a network of climate podcasts, including Drilled and Hot Take.