Training journalists on climate change
January 17th, 2008 | No Comments | 45 views |
I found this story on Cameroon journalists being trained in covering climate change stories uplifting. I used to follow Allafrica.com during my time at Oneworld, as we worked with them as a media partner. I have a–soft spot?–a wry eye for African journalism, which often speaks of a bare truth without, perhaps, meaning to; take this for example, of journalist’s ‘dishing out’ the news. The programme is in response to:
the need for the journalists to be trained so that they can dish out right and accurate information to raise awareness on the issue of climate change.
Tough words on journalists aside, climate change reporting is a big issue…
Posted in climate change, development journalism, environment
Tags: climate change, kyoto protocol, training 
