Lessons from Covering Global Climate Change with Somini Sengupta, NYT International Climate Reporter
The Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California (USC Annenberg) for a conversation with The New York Times’ international climate reporter Somini Sengupta. Sengupta shares the lessons on climate change she has learned as a journalist working in over 40 countries around the world. Click here to go the conversation […]
Rampant Heatwaves Are A Growing Threat To Caribbean Food Security
Stories about food & agriculture through the lens of climate change by Daphne Ewing-Chow for Forbes Record-breaking heat that has been beating down on the Caribbean for the past few months poses a grave threat to regional food security. Unprecedented temperatures are impacting soil and water, worker productivity and income, food prices and trade— with […]
After 8 major hurricanes in 6 years, some Gulf Coast communities are hitting a ‘tipping point’
This story is sourced from CNN When Hurricane Idalia slammed into Florida Wednesday morning, it became the eighth major hurricane to hit the Gulf Coast in the last six years. And it may not be the last; Atlantic hurricane season hasn’t yet peaked, and the Gulf of Mexico has been historically warm – more energy to fuel more deadly storms. But […]
BARBADOS’ BLUEPRINT FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE
Unpredictable weather events are reshaping the future of small states and island nations. Barbados’ technology-focused, data-driven response to climate change can help strengthen its resilience—and can be adapted for wider use. This article is sourced from IFC.org /World Bank Group. Story by Alison Buckholtz. Multimedia by Armando Gallardo and Julia Schmalz. With a palm-sized notebook […]