Mauro Buonocore
Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change
Daisy Dunne
Carbon Brief
Emmanuel Vincent
founder Climate Feedback
Arthur Wyns
Climate Tracker
It is here and now. The climate is changing and is changing for everybody: for the environment, for economics, for the people. The political debate, even when someone denies it, cannot avoid dealing with climate-related issues. Because the climate is changing everywhere, in diverse ways, with diverse consequences for diverse sectors and regions. It is part of our everyday life. The media ecosystem is facing a big challenge that requires journalists to hold together many different issues in the same story: to be compelling for people, to maintain the reliability of the scientific information, to find the right frame to tell how such a complicated issue is relevant in public opinion.
This panel will address these topics with experts coming from some of the leading experiences in the field that encompasses the communication of climate change for public opinion at large, the use of scientific information in the media, the role of the future and young generations in the climate debate.
Organized in association with CMCC Foundation - Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change.
