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Fight climate misinformation at the News Impact Summit in Copenhagen

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 27 June 2024

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Fight climate misinformation at the News Impact Summit in Copenhagen
The News Impact Summit in Copenhagen aims to address climate misinformation and its effects on public trust and policymaking. Journalists will gather to explore strategies and share best practices for effective climate storytelling.

The News Impact Summit in Copenhagen, organized in partnership with the Google News Initiative, is open to journalists worldwide. It will focus on how climate misinformation undermines public trust in climate policies and stalls progress toward a green transition. Across Europe, vested interests and populist movements have fueled misinformation campaigns that delay crucial environmental actions.

Journalists and media professionals play a crucial role in confronting these threats by exposing greenwashing, political pressure, and disinformation that compromise climate action. The summit offers journalists a hub to strategize effective responses to these narratives.

Through talks, panels, workshops, and interactive discussions, attendees will explore innovative storytelling techniques to highlight the urgency of climate action, debunk falsehoods, and empower communities to demand accountability from policymakers and industry stakeholders.

The Climate Journalism Award will be presented at the Summit. The winners will share best practices and tools they have used to produce some of the best climate journalism stories and investigations of the year.

By joining the Summit, you will:

- Immerse yourself in the world of climate journalism through keynote presentations and interactive, hands-on sessions. - Learn best practices to reinforce the reliability of climate journalism and foster increased community engagement in climate-related conversations. - Gain practical knowledge on how to utilize data to produce compelling climate stories. - Meet with local and international experts in the field to reimagine the future of climate journalism.

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Deadline: Rolling

Key Points

  • Summit focuses on tackling climate misinformation's impact on public trust.
  • Journalists can enhance their skills through talks, panels, and workshops.
  • The Climate Journalism Award will recognize outstanding climate stories.
  • Attendees will learn to use data for compelling storytelling.
  • Experts will discuss innovative approaches in climate journalism.

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