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Covering Climate Now

Expect to hear a lot more about climate change in the news next week – and a lot about NIWA’s work underpinning the science that is signalling a warmer world right now and its effects in the future.
More than 240 media outlets from around the world have committed to a week of climate change coverage starting on September 16 in a project called Covering Climate Now, founded by the Colombian Journalism Review and weekly US magazine The Nation.

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Your Weather Tweets Are Showing Your Climate Amnesia

People who understood that human activities were warming the planet were more likely to perceive weather events as being related to climate change.

In New Zealand that includes Stuff, the NZ Herald, TVNZ, Newsroom and The Spinoff. Around the globe huge media organisations have signed up including Agence France-Presse, Bloomberg, CBS, The Times of India, The Guardian, Vice and national public TV broadcasters in a Sweden, Italy and the US.

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The Democratic Debates Will Be About Climate—Disguised as Other Issues

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