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A New Year’s Resolution: Climate Journalism to Match the Crisis The authors are Covering Climate Now’s executive and deputy directors. HUMANITY BEGINS 2021 with a real chance to pull back from the brink of climate catastrophe. The odds get even better if Democrats win both Georgia run-off elections and take control of the US Senate. (At the time of writing, someoutlets had reported a victory for Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff over Republican incumbent David Perdue, based on projections, while others held off.) In any case, strong climate journalism in the year to come is essential to hel...

Journalists have a moral obligation to declare a climate emergency , a global journalism initiative strengthening coverage of the climate story. “I CALL ON ALL LEADERS WORLDWIDE to declare a State of Climate Emergency in their own countries until carbon neutrality is reached.” So said United Nations Secretary General António Guterres in his speech to the Climate Ambition Summit on December 12, the fifth anniversary of the Paris Agreement. Guterres’s appeal seemed aimed at leaders of national governments; the Secretary General noted that “thirty-eight countries have already” made s...

Washington post urged democrats to negotiate. democratic position seems to have lost favor with the washington post which is an important voice in this. shannon: it is delaying climate data and undercutting scientists. a result of the government shutdown is nasa and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration are unable to issue their annual temperature analysis, so neither can some other governments. >> when this is over with the temperature data analysis will emerge and we can make of it what we will. the climate alarmist will say this evidence we are about to be fried to death and o...

So the democratic position seems to have lost favor with "the washington post," which is an important voice in this town. >> shannon: it is. "it's delaying it climate data and undercutting a scientist. "one of the result is that nasa and the oceanic administration, unable to issue their annual temper analysis. neither can some other governments use. >> when this is over with, that temperature data and analysis will emerge, and we can all make of it what we will. they will say that it is further evidence that we are all about to be fried to death, and others will have a different take on i it. ...