Former BBC Reporter Pulls Back the Curtain

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By Keith Kloor
Apr 30, 2011 1:09 AMNov 19, 2019 8:55 PM

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UPDATE: I just noticed this talk is a year old. Still, it's pretty fascinating. Anyone interested in how the journalistic sausage gets made in the UK, about the cozy relationship between British reporters and politicians, about how climate change gets covered in the media, should watch this revealing talk by Sarah Mukherjee, who until recently was a BBC environmental correspondent. Bishop Hill is making hay over some of her statements related to climategate and ties between NGO's and climate science. But it was her dishing about the journalism profession that caught my attention. At one point, referring to coverage of climate science, she mentions how difficult it is

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