Peer reviewed study finds reporters must advocate in favor of the $2billion a day CO2 danger industry. This is in line with interests of the UK monarchy, millionaire and billionaire bankers, UN terrorists, equatorial dictators, their lazy relatives, EU parasites, and the pathetic US political class

$2 billion a day is spent on the notion of CO2 danger as of 2012.

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1/5/15, "Covering global warming in dubious times: Environmental reporters in the new media ecosystem," Sage Journals, Journalism

1. Timothy A Gibson
   1. George Mason University, USA
2. Richard T Craig
   1. George Mason University, USA
3. Allison C Harper
   1. George Mason University, USA
4. Jordan M Alpert
   1. George Mason University, USA

Timothy A Gibson, Department of Communication, George Mason University, MS 3D6, Fairfax, VA 22030, USA. Email: tgibson1@gmu.edu
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With every Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, the predicted consequences of global warming become increasingly dire. Yet public engagement on the issue, particularly in the United States, lags far behind what is required for collective action. There is therefore an urgent need for vigorous and engaging journalism on climate science and policy-making. Unfortunately, the profession of journalism is currently experiencing an unprecedented period of ferment, as media firms experiment with new ways to expand profits in a rapidly changing media ecosystem. Drawing on in-depth interviews, this article examines how environmental journalists have coped with the challenge of covering climate change in the context of a restructuring news industry. The interviews reveal that, despite the challenges they face – particularly regarding the complexity of the issue and their own economic insecurity – environmental journalists have developed a number of creative strategies for getting climate change stories past editors and in front of audiences. A concluding section draws on a cultural industries approach to studying media institutions in order to evaluate both the promise and limits of these individual acts of creativity."

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Here's Prince Charles in his bio-fueled Aston-Martin:

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6/30/2008, "Prince Charles converts his beloved Aston Martin to a green machine... run on English wine," UK Daily Mail, Rebecca English. image UK Daily Mail
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2/4/15, "It might seem unethical but someone has to get rich fighting climate change," UK Guardian, Australia News, Gabrielle Kuiper 

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12/5/14, "India contests UN report on climate financing," financialexpress.com, PTI, Lima, Peru

“Finance for climate action flowing globally stood at USD 650 billion annually in 2011-2012, and possibly higher,” the report said."...  

 

 

 

 

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