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Climate change is the biggest story of our time. Get the tools you need to tell your climate stories and become a master climate journalist.
Explore learning modules led by leading climate scientists and communicators.
Learn From:
Katharine Hayhoe, PhD
Prof., Dept. Political Science, Director, Climate Center, Texas Tech University
@KHayhoe
Kim Cobb, PhD
Prof. & Chair, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences; Director, Global Change Program, Georgia Tech
@coralsncaves
Chuck Kutscher, PhD
Fellow & Senior Research Assoc., Renewable & Sustainable Energy Inst., CU Boulder
@ChuckKutscher
Edward Maibach, PhD
Prof. & Director, Center for Climate Change Communication, George Mason University
@MaibachEd
Bernadette Woods Placky
Chief Meteorologist, Climate Central, Director, Climate Matters
@BernWoodsPlacky
Adam Terando, PhD
Research Ecologist, USGS; Southeast Climate Science Center, Adj. Prof., Applied Ecology, Faculty Fellow, Geospatial Analytics, NCSU
@ATerando
Aparna Bole, MD, FAAP
Assoc. Prof., CWRU School of Med.; Medical Director, Community Integration, UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital
Marilyn Brown, PhD
Interim Chair & Prof., Sustainable Systems, School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech
@Marilyn_Brown1
"Eye-opening, inspiring, and educational. An incredible opportunity to meet fellow journalists with similar drives and interests. The science presentations were educational and journalism sessions compelling."
Elisa Raffa, Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, WJZY Fox 46, Charlotte, NC.
@Elisa_Raffa
"Showed me how vital local climate change reporting is and gave me the tools I needed to start telling the story in my community."
Brendan Rivers, Reporter and Producer, WJCT Public Radio, Jacksonville, FL.
@BrendanRivers
"Climate Matters in the Newsroom gives journalists the resources, leads, context and confidence they need to cover the climate crisis. Although I've served as a speaker, I've emerged from each workshop brimming with new information and ideas for how best to cover the story of the century."
Meera Subramanian, Journalist, Author, and Society of Environmental Journalists Board President
@Meeratweets
"The localized information we use from Climate Matters has been paramount to our telling stories of what specifically affects South Carolinians. The Climate Matters material attracts many viewers with both the simplicity and detailed information it provides.”
Efren Afante, Chief Meteorologist, WLTX News19, Columbia, SC
@EfrenWLTX
"Gave me a sense of community and the knowledge that there are people supporting reporters like me covering climate in local newsrooms."
Mary Landers, Environmental Reporter, Savannah Morning News, Savannah, GA.
@MaryLandersSMN
Start becoming a better reporter in as little one hour. Earn a certificate in as little as six hours total.
Benefits:
Easy access to the latest science
Convenient to learn on your own schedule
Climate information available when you need it
Data and graphics localized to every media market
Science-based, non advocacy
Interested?
The Climate Reporting Master Class is free and flexible. Accelerate your career and join our growing community of leading journalists.