James Painter is a Research Associate at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) in Oxford. He first came to the RISJ as the BBC Journalist Fellow in 2006 and was subsequently a Visit...
They have different time frames, different rules, they even use different languages: the relationship between climate and journalism is a complicated one. On the one hand, some say it is the biggest s...
Some of the highest-profile climate change reporting in recent years has delivered a gloom-and-doom message, turning off audiences who have come to believe it's too late to do anything. Images of star...
On the occasion of the celebrations for the 500th anniversary of Tintoretto’s birth, Sky will dedicate a large project to the Venetian artist including a documentary film, Tintoretto. A rebel in Ven...
The recent IPCC 1.5°C report outlined the need for unprecedented changes in economies and societies if we are to avoid severe climate impacts. Other recent reports have backed this up, stressing the ...
During the US presidential campaign and the Brexit referendum, the media hardly mentioned climate change. Editors often see climate change as too niche or too preachy. Many audiences find the issue ...
All the ingredients are there to make climate change a journalism workshop: obstacles, opportunities, risks, limitations, and the prospects of journalism that has to search for, find, and invent n...
