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After COP27 and COP15, and a peaking coverage, we're back to baseline attention for the climate in January, but Canadian reporters published some awesome stories you should read.

Feb 15

In November and December 2022, climate news was abundant, and here's what you should know.

Dec 20, 2022

New study shows anti-climate action groups create more engagement on Facebook than their pro-climate action counterparts. And news stories from mainstream media are part of the strategy.

Mar 17

November 5, 2022 🍃This newsletter is 935 words long, a 7-minute read.🍃 Human activity causes climate change: Science is very clear about that, but only 68% of Canadians agree, writes Mia Rabson, Energy and Environment reporter for The Canadian Press. She was reporting on a poll…

Nov 6, 2022

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September 2022 in review

Oct 5, 2022

Sep 2, 2022

Here's the best in climate reporting this past month.

Aug 15, 2022

We’re excited to present Carbon Paper, a monthly, bilingual newsletter about climate-related journalism in Canada created by Concordia Journalism…

Jul 28, 2022

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Carbon Paper

The Canadian climate journalism newsletter.

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