climate journalism
Where to find training, fellowships, and classes on climate journalism
Climate reporting is just 'warming up' as the news publishing industry invests more in data, reporters and partnerships
Study finds climate change reporting can momentarily change minds
Accurate climate change reporting has the power to change minds if only for a moment, a new experimental study suggests. Gains were made regardless of political identity as the study demonstrated both Democrats and Republicans could be positively persuaded by accurate reporting.
Getting personal about climate change made me a better reporter
In the same way that journalists ought to be comfortable denouncing systemic racism and pushing politicians to tackle homelessness, we need to get comfortable decrying the horrors of the climate crisis and demanding solutions.
Our best climate stories of 2021
We are already seeing significant impacts from climate change across our food system. Our reporting focused on efforts to adapt to a changing climate and the difficult decisions that lay ahead.
The year in climate news
A lot happened this year. Jog your memory with stories compiled by The New York Times climate desk.
Climate change history: How journalists in the 1900s covered an emerging science
The weather of 1911 was weird—or so reported the March 1912 edition of Popular Mechanics. Among reports of zeppelins, new developments in submarine tech, an electronic hearing aid from France, and the innovative use of canaries in coal mines in Tennessee, there’s a four-page illustrated feature on climate change.