The Washington Post
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Climate love
David Olsson
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Stepping up ambitions on climate reporting
The Washington Post stands for some excellent climate reporting. They have recently tripled the size of their Climate team, "part of a newsroom-wide commitment to covering perhaps the century’s biggest story."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/11/28/introducing-posts-expanded-climate-coverage/

One of the more interesting features is the Climate Lab, which uses graphics and interactive tools to tell stories and convey insights – such as their tool for comparing the environmental impact of different kinds of food in an intuitive and playful interface.
As a subscriber, I have definitely added a shortcut on my phone to
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/

I just have one little request – please remove the paywall for climate content! It probably won't cost you any subscribers but would show real commitment to the cause.



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Awesome, other media houses and publications should borrow a leaf from this.
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That's an incredible and really outstanding commitment to ensure information is collected and disseminated accordingly to a wider audience
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this will familiarise people on what to do
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In Kenya we cad to it much better