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Climate journalism that works: between knowledge and impact

Abstract:: Reporting on climate issues in an impactful yet constructive manner is equally essential and urgent for public service journalism. Focusing on solutions, limiting negativity and training our journalists to understand the broader picture are pressing challenges facing our newsrooms. In this year's News Report, you'll find case studies to help you deliver climate-related journalism that will resonate with your audiences. They'll also guide you when reorganizing newsrooms and building expertise across all genres, ensuring transversal climate coverage. Last but not least, developing strategies for climate journalism is indispensable to making media organizations more economically sustainable.

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Borchardt, A., Dunn, K., & Simon, F. M. (2023). Climate journalism that works: between knowledge and impact. European Broadcasting Union.

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Borchardt, A., et al. Climate Journalism That Works: between Knowledge and Impact. European Broadcasting Union, 2023.

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Borchardt, A, K Dunn, and FM Simon. 2023. “Climate Journalism That Works: between Knowledge and Impact.” European Broadcasting Union.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: Oxford Internet Institute
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Publisher:: European Broadcasting Union
Place of publication:: Geneva
Publication date:: 2023-03-01

Language:: English
Keywords:: FFR

public broadcasting

news

climate coverage

climate change

climate crisis

journalism
Pubs id:: 1330913
Local pid:: pubs:1330913
Deposit date:: 2023-03-01

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Copyright date:: 2023
Rights statement:: Copyright EBU 2023. All rights reserved.

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