DiscoverThe Climate PodHow Climate Change Was Covered In 2024 (w/ Evlondo Cooper)
How Climate Change Was Covered In 2024 (w/ Evlondo Cooper)

How Climate Change Was Covered In 2024 (w/ Evlondo Cooper)

Update: 2024-12-31
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We're back for one last episode of 2024 with our most frequent guest on The Climate Pod! Evlondo Cooper is back on the show to review how climate change was covered in mainstream media over the course of the year. In this conversation, Evlondo Cooper discusses the evolving landscape of climate media, why it remains critical to connect extreme weather events to climate change, and how that still continues to be absent from major news coverage. He highlights the power of mainstream media in shaping public perception and the role of independent media is increasingly playing in providing in-depth coverage. We also explore the commercialization of Earth Day, missing coverage of COP29, and the need for more year-round focus on extreme weather events and the integration of attribution science to enhance climate reporting. 

Evlondo Cooper is a senior writer with the climate and energy program at Media Matters. Check out Evlondo's reporting here: https://www.mediamatters.org/author/evlondo-cooper

Further Reading:

Matt Norlander's article referenced in the conversation

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How Climate Change Was Covered In 2024 (w/ Evlondo Cooper)

How Climate Change Was Covered In 2024 (w/ Evlondo Cooper)