Climate injustice through unequal news

Valerie Hase ()
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Valerie Hase: LMU Munich

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 2, 129-130

Abstract: High-quality coverage of climate change requires trained reporters, editorial support and financial assistance, but news media in the global south often lack access to such resources. Now, a study points to further disparities across language and regional communities.

Date: 2025
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