Government Oppression Of Climate Protesters Is Rampant. Are You Next?
Government oppression is rampant in many countries, as corporations flex their muscles to punish climate protesters.
Government oppression is rampant in many countries, as corporations flex their muscles to punish climate protesters.
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17 scientists have written a research paper that challenges social scientists to talk to each other to devise ways of countering the torrent of misinformation about a warming planet found on social media.
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Meet the journalists who are putting climate change at the heart of their countries’ agendas.
Science journalists who cover climate change face many challenges. From the competition with social media to reader skepticism, there is an immense pressure on journalists to produce content at a much faster pace, while keeping high quality standards. We have asked two journalists what it’s like to work in the field today and what shapes the debate around climate change.
We have the solutions to solve the problems facing us. It doesn’t take new tech, it takes deploying the tech we have and innovating around it, much more than inventing new gizmos. That’s the techno-optimist utopia that makes sense for the coming decades, not a laboratory experiment or insolation geoengineering pipedream. We don’t have to fix every problem, just the pressing ones without creating too many new ones.
Elon Musk went on a Twitter rampage yesterday, saying negative press attention about Tesla is driven by Big Oil and the auto industry. Is he right?
Journalistic integrity is a hot topic these days, and rightly so. A free press is absolutely necessary for democracy, technological and social progress, and other nice things. However, with press freedom come responsibilities: among other things, not to cherry pick facts to support a preconceived conclusion, and not to quote sources without revealing when they have a personal stake in an issue.