Climate Journalism Shorts is a video series sharing guidance and tips from professional journalists on how to develop compelling climate-focused media.
Climate Journalism Shorts:
What Makes a Good Climate Change Story?
Learn how to conduct reporting and interviews for a climate change story with tips from expert environmental journalists Alister Doyle, Jeremy Lovell and Malcolm Davidson.
Recommended additional resources
Websites:
- UN Environment
- The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit
- WWF
- IPCC – The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – the UN body providing the fundamental science behind the climate crisis
- International Energy Agency (IEA)
- The Climate Action Tracker
- e3g – an independent climate think tan
Books:
- The Great Melt by Alister Doyle
- Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet by Johan Rockström and Owen Gaffrey
- The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells
- No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference by Greta Thunberg.
- An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power by Al Gore
Documentaries:
- Breaking Boundaries: The Science of the Planet: a 75-minute Netflix documentary
Climate Journalism Shorts:
Interviewing for a Climate Change Story
Learn how to conduct reporting and interviews for a climate change story with tips from expert environmental journalists Alister Doyle, Jeremy Lovell and Malcolm Davidson.
Recommended additional resources
- Media Collage provides some useful tips focused on electronic media
- News Decoder Correspondent Maggie Fox on interviewing
Climate Journalism Shorts:
Making a Climate Change Podcast
Get expert tips on producing and recording a climate change podcast with climate journalists and podcasters.
Recommended additional resources
- BBC Radio 4 – Costing the Earth
- Outrage + Optimism Podcast
- Podcasts – World Economic Forum
- UN News
- ND podcast Bootcamp playlist
- BBC young reporter
- Passthemic on Instagram