Climate broadcasters urged to be truthful
Content London reports that broadcasters should be truthful and not neutral about climate change. The Climate Consensus findings advocate that climate coverage must reflect reality and avoid false equivalence.
Key recommendations
- Broadcasters should present accurate information on climate change rather than strive for neutrality.
- Sustainable productions should qualify for tax incentives to encourage greener operations.
Notes on implementation
The findings argue for clear commitments to truthfulness in reporting and for policy measures that support low-impact production practices.
Quote: “Broadcasters should be truthful and not neutral about climate change.” [Climate Consensus findings]
Author’s summary
Truthful climate coverage by broadcasters, with incentives for sustainable production, can advance public understanding and action.
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