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Comment: Climate denialism is dead; the foot-dragging isn't - Vimarsana News

Comment: Climate denialism is dead; the foot-dragging isn't

Even Fox News admits climate change is real, but much of the world is fighting the aggressive action necessary.

Even Fox News admits climate change is real now - Vimarsana News

Even Fox News admits climate change is real now

Old-school climate skeptics still show up regularly in social-media feeds

On TV, skepticism about the science of climate change is dying out — but whataboutism is filling the void - Vimarsana News

On TV, skepticism about the science of climate change is dying out — but whataboutism is filling the void

Recent survey work finds that in most countries, television programs, including news and documentaries, are by far the most used source of information on climate change compared to online news, print or radio.

After Brexit, British Tabloids Take Up a New Cause—Go... - Vimarsana News

After Brexit, British Tabloids Take Up a New Cause—Go...

The Sun and  The Daily Express tend to be firmly on the right of the political divide. They’ve also been vehemently skeptical of climate change. But now there’s growing public concern about global warming, even among their readership. That moment in November was a turning point. Some right-leaning newspapers criticized the prime minister’s plan to ban the sale of new fossil fueled cars, but none questioned the science behind it. “This is a volte-face of enormous proportions,” said James Painter, who researches the media’s representation of climate change at the University...

After Brexit, British Tabloids Take Up a New Cause--Going Green - Vimarsana News

After Brexit, British Tabloids Take Up a New Cause--Going Green

Article content (Bloomberg) — When Boris Johnson unveiled his 10-point green recovery plan in November, U.K. newspapers were surprisingly acquiescent.The British press has a reputation for being more politically partisan than in many other Western countries. Tabloids like The Sun and The Daily Express tend to be firmly on the right of the political divide. They’ve also been vehemently skeptical of climate change. But now there’s growing public concern about global warming, even among their readership. That moment in November was a turning point. Some right-leaning newspapers critic...