and wolfgang blau is the former global chief operating officer of conde nast — but he's now the co—founderthe oxford climatejournalism network. wolfgang, i gather you feel so strongly about climate change that you basically paused your career to educate yourself? it's true, kate. it suddenly came to that moment where i realised this is notjust a topic. this is so huge in every single area ofjournalism — sports, culture, notjust news or science journalism would be changed. and i felt i had to take a proper time—out to really at least try and understand what this is all about. well, welcome to you all. let's look first at how the media's approach to climate change has evolved over the last decade or so. tom, let's start with you — you're the science editor at unherd, prior to that you wrote about science at buzzfeed — but before that, you were at the telegraph. how have things changed in that time? well, i mean, most prominently, it's become a much bigger and more widely discussed topic. and certainly there's been huge progress. for example, in the last few years, the bbc in particular has s

wolfgang, prior to conde nast, you were an editor at zeit in germany, you've worked in journalism yourave you concluded as to how climate change reporting has changed? now we've reached a point where it's routinely on the front page. when i was editor at zeit, we also had a climate week and tried to look at the topic from all angles. it always felt like a topic, something you create a special issue or have a climate week. and we didn't understand that it's systemic and needs to be part of every article. to give you an example, what i mean by that — often in sports journalism, you read a story about a player transfer or the super league versus the champions league, and we're all used to seeing financial information in sportsjournalism. and we don't say, "oh, look financialjournalism in the sports section." and similarly, i think we are now in this process of ultra—normalising climate journalists across all articles. and that's really necessary because there's no topic or vertical that is not affected... what do you mean by vertical? for people who don't know, what's vertical? a vertical

signs is the science editor at unherdo, and wolfgang blau is the former chief operating officer of conde nastut now the co—founder of the oxford climate journalism network. i gather you feel so strongly about climate change that you paused your career. that is true, it suddenly came to the moment when i realised this is notjust a topic, this is so huge in every single area of journalism, notjust news or science will be changed. i felt i had to take a proper time out to try and understand what this is all about. welcome to you all, let's look first at how the media's approach to climate change has evolved over the last decade. tom, you wrote about science at buzzfeed, before that you were at the telegraph, how have things changed? most prominently it has got bigger, widely discussed. certainly there has been huge progress, in the last few years, the bbc in particular has started to avoid false balance and presenting on the one hand a climate scientist with years of experience and then some guy who writes blogs for the telegraph, presenting them as alternative views, as though they have equal w

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