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Kyle Pope is the editor in chief and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review . He previously has worked as an editor at Condé Nast, The Wall Street Journal , and the New York Observer , and in 2017 testified before Congress about threats to the press.
Climate change is a top issue for voters. With the election just six weeks away, the media owes it to the electorate to be talking this emergency.
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March 2, 2017
The press has arguably never been more vulnerable. But there are some surprising—and practical—glimmers of hope.
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