Fri, Sep 01
|Zoom Webinar
First Friday Series: Sept 2023
With “climate change” a hot-button phrase that brings backlash and even death threats, how can reporters and meteorologists do their job — ensure that the public is engaged and informed? Join us on Sept 1st with with renown meteorologists in this climate conversation on media impact on civic action.
Time & Location
Sep 01, 2023, 11:30 AM PDT
Zoom Webinar
About the event
With “climate change” a hot-button phrase that brings backlash and even , how can reporters and meteorologists do their job — ensure that the public is engaged and informed?death threats
Meteorologist and climate scientist didn't just want to warn people about the latest record-breaking storms. He wanted to talk about the science behind the changing weather.Chris Gloninger
As scientists draw ever-clearer connections between climate change and extreme weather, Gloninger believes meteorologists should present this science to viewers. Award-winning meteorologists Lauren Casey of and John Morales of agree.Climate CentralNBC Miami
Watch this conversation with The Samuel Lawrence Foundation and moderator Lance Gould of as these meteorologists and climate defenders come together to describe the challenges the media faces when reporting on climate change, and envision how the media can bridge the gap between scientists and the public to drive climate literacy.Brooklyn Story Lab
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