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Mark Hertsgaard
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Mark Hertsgaard is the executive director of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism initiative committed to more and better coverage of the climate story. He is also the environment correspondent for The Nation and author of books including HOT: Living Through the Next Fifty Years on Earth .
Newsrooms have to cover the real horse race in 2020: the race against climate breakdown.
Centering racial, economic, and gender justice in climate coverage is about being journalistically accurate, not politically correct.
June 3, 2020
And Joe Biden’s possible endorsement of a Green New Deal is a good way to tell it.
US coronavirus stimulus measures can help prevent the world from doubling down on another mass-casualty event: climate change.
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Human stories, robust science, and calling out corporate villains makes The Road to Change a must-see tour de force.
Author Michael Pollan talks about whether drugs that comfort the terminally ill can also help people mourning the climate future.
Earth Day’s 50th anniversary serves as a moment to reflect on how to more rigorously cover the climate story.
Fixated on the coronavirus, many newsrooms are missing brazen assaults on a livable climate.
Flattening the curve is key to survival in both cases
With Super Tuesday past, can we finally talk seriously about climate change?
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