Sentences with phrase «environment correspondent»

A former BBC Environment Correspondent and soldier has become the new Head of Press Relations at BASC.

-- Jonathan Watts, Asia Environment Correspondent for The Guardian and author of When A Billion Chinese Jump on World on the Edge: How to Prevent Environmental and Economic Collapse

«Suddenly, there's this moment and you have killed a bird and you have to process that,» added Louise, a former environment correspondent for The Daily Telegraph newspaper.

But, as Scientistfortruth noted in a comment at Bishop Hill, a commenter's query as to why all these articles by Pearce were suddenly appearing was answered by Guardian Environment correspondent James Randersen as follows: «The Guardian's editorial line is that global warming is happening and caused by human actions...» The science is the editorial line, and the editorial line is the science.

The BBC has some of the best science and environment correspondents in the world, but its coverage of climate issues is being hampered by extremely woolly thinking among editors and senior managers.

Paul Brown, a founding editor of Climate News Network, is a former environment correspondent of The Guardian newspaper, and still writes columns for the paper.

The UK's Guardian newspaper tells us that Suzanne Goldenberg is its «US environment correspondent.»

* Guardian Environment Correspondent David Adam's interpretation of the IPCC's Fourth Assessment Report — «Governments are running out of time to address climate change and to avoid the worst effects of rising temperatures, an influential UN panel warned yesterday».

* More than half of all plants, a third of animals at risk - study * Rapid peak in greenhouse gas emissions could reduce impacts By Environment Correspondent Alister Doyle OSLO, May 12 (Reuters)- The habitats of many common plants and animals will shrink dramatically this century unless governments act quickly to cut rising greenhouse gas emissions, scientists said on Sunday after studying 50,000 species around the world.

The participants were Larry Pearl, director of environmental news, Bloomberg BNA; Douglas Fischer, editor of The Daily Climate; Coral Davenport, energy and environment reporter for The New York Times; Dennis Dimick, executive editor of National Geographic Magazine; Suzanne Goldenberg, the U.S. environment correspondent for The Guardian; and Cheryl Hogue, senior correspondent for Chemical & Engineering News.

From The Independent Amount of carbon released from the Earth is about the same as released by deforestation Ian Johnston Environment Correspondent @montaukian Tuesday 29 August 2017 19:25 BST The degradation of the Earth's soil by humans has been an environmental catastrophe on a similar scale to the deforestation of much of the planet, a...

BBC News environment correspondent Mark McGrath reported that many of the delegates were «relieved that they had at least reached this point, as it marks a critical point after four years of negotiations.»

... wrote: Greenhouse gases reach a new high, say researchers JAMES REYNOLDS ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT LEVELS of carbon dioxide, the

In the same spirit we have showcased diverse critical opinions on the issues and our own coverage of them, including from Dr Myles Allen, Dr Vicky Pope, Dr Mike Hulme and the Guardian's environment correspondent Dr David Adam.

«There remain few science and environment correspondents in the UK tabloid newspapers, and this has been a challenge for accurate climate change reporting.»

The BBC's environment correspondent Richard Black investigates if climate change is diverting attention away from other environmental problems such as air pollution, acid oceans and species extinction.

Later I heard Leo Hickman (Guardian Environment correspondent) saying initial findings indicated that cloth nappies would be found to be better for the environment, but then there were delays in the publication before the surprising conclusions.

That's according to Andy Revkin, environment correspondent of the New York Times, and Max Boykoff of Oxford University.

Global warming slowdown «could last another decade» 21 August 2014Last updated at 14:45 ET By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent, BBC News.

In many countries too, experienced specialist reporters, including science and environment correspondents, are on the decline because of cuts driven by dwindling revenue for legacy media.

Carbon dioxide captured from the smokestacks of power plants could one day provide the raw material for plastics, says our environment correspondent.

Harris suggested that every interview involving a sceptic should be followed by an objective analysis by one of the BBC's science or environment correspondents, who would then have an opportunity to correct any false statements.

Alex Kirby, a former BBC environment correspondent, is a founding journalist of Climate News Network.

I suspect the Environment correspondent and the Science correspondent of the Irish Times do not seem eye - to - eye.

Richard Sadler, a former BBC environment correspondent, is a freelance environment and science journalist.

Zeke Hausfather's article at CarbonBrief came out about five hours after the Mail on Sunday article, and the Guardian followed a few hours later with an article by John Abraham, (who plays Bud Abbott to Nuccitelli's Lou Costello as one half of the 97 % team, who do the Guardian's factual stuff now that their science and environment correspondents have given up.)

Climate scientists issue dire warning David Adam, environment correspondent The Guardian, Tuesday 28 February 2006

None of this fazed the BBC's environment correspondent, Richard Black, who continued to cover the affair on the assumption that good science was under attack from irrational sceptics.

«It's a century - scale phenomenon, but editors are only interested in the things happening now,» said Revkin, explaining why it can be difficult for science and environment correspondents to convince their papers to publish news about climate change.

«While the UK media, including the BBC, has some of the best science and environment correspondents in the world, who provide insightful and factual reporting about climate change, too many editors are willing to publish or broadcast inaccurate and misleading information, seemingly on the grounds that atmospheric physics should be treated as just a matter of opinion,» Mr Ward said.

Yet this is how Louise Gray, the Telegraph «s Environment Correspondent, describes matters:

Writing on the BBC website, for example, environment correspondent Richard Black tells us that «The IPCC states that climate change is «unequivocal» and may bring «abrupt and irreversible» impacts».

So we were a little surprised to find an environmentalist (and it's probably fairly safe to assume that an environment correspondent at the Guardian is an environmentalist) apparently doing the same today.

At the end of last month, the Guardian's environment correspondent, David Adam, reported from Brazil on Greenpeace's allegation that illegal deforestation in the Amazon Basin was linked to a number of giant UK food firms.