Climate Changes Everything - Day 1

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0:00 Title Card - Video Starts at 26:54
26:54 Opening Video
28:10 Introduction by Kyle Pope, Editor & Publisher, Columbia Journalism Review
32:54 Opening Remarks by Stephanie Abrams, The Weather Channel & Zinhle Essamuah, NBC News
40:35 The State of Climate Journalism: Issuing a Call to Action
1:38:13 The Transformative Power of Solutions Journalism
1:54:05 Networking Break
2:08:48 An Interview With Christiana Figueres
2:55:55 How Local TV News Can Break Its Climate Silence
3:05:00 Networking Lunch
4:08:28 Telling The Whole Story: Centering Justice
5:02:15 Who Tells The Climate Story is as Important as The Story Itself
5:13:25 Networking Break
5:38:10 Fossil Fuels: Navigating Editorial And Commercial Interests
6:37:47 Elevating Climate Change For Better Weather Reports
6:50:23 Town Hall: Creating a Blueprint For Media Transformation
7:47:20 Closing Remarks

Leading journalists from around the world gathered on September 21 and 22 in New York for an unprecedented conversation about how to cover a world on fire.

Through panels, workshops, and more, journalists discussed how to tackle the climate story with more urgency, depth, and creativity than ever before. Speakers included reporters, editors, and news executives from Agence France-Presse, the Associated Press, CBS News, Puerto Rico’s Center for Investigative Journalism, France Télévisions, the Guardian, South Florida’s NBC 6, NowThis, Telemundo, TIME, The Times of India, and The Weather Channel.

The goal was to chart a course for covering climate change in ways that drive attention and impact, while also highlighting solutions and justice.

Hosted by Covering Climate Now, Columbia Journalism Review, The Nation, the Guardian, and Solutions Journalism Network.