Dr. Katharine Hayhoe

Newspaper coverage of climate change around the globe dropped 6% from May to June 2025 -- and by 28% compared to June 2024, despite increasing frequency and severity of climate-fueled extreme weather events.

Read more: https://mecco.colorado.edu/summaries/issue102.html

Jul 9 at 3:31pmWeb
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@kathhayhoe @pkuipersmunneke #trump slump
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@kathhayhoe I wondered about this: are we seeing the lack of mention of #climatechange in the news since US news syndicates in particular are ‘not allowed’ to mention it but they actually cover it as well as its consequences extensively under the label #extremeweather. In other words, has the news relabeled climate change to extreme weather conditions? If yes, I’m curious— if we count these then will the numbers shift upwards?
Show threadПротест и сопротивлениеJul 9

@kathhayhoe This one pic destroys the entire "media are neutral and simply report on what is happening" narrative.

No-one is above the class war.

No media is neutral, and almost all large legacy outlets are owned by the rich. The media are neither victims nor impartial observers. They're accomplices.

#FossilCrimes