Barriers to Nuanced Reporting on Climate Studies

Discover insights from the latest climate sensitivity study and its implications for climate change media coverage.

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Some of the commentary about how the media covered last week's big climate sensitivity study in Science prompted me to explore underlying issues that have already been identified by people much smarter than me. Have a read over at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media.

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Barriers to Nuanced Reporting on Climate Studies

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