Congrats are in order! @coveringclimatenow.org announced winners of its annual journalism awards, including 3 climate journalists of the year: Vanessa Hauc of Noticias Telemundo; Thaslima Begum of the Guardian; and Ayoola Kassim of Channels Television. coveringclimatenow.org/projects/the...

So honoured to be among the recipients of the Covering Climate Now Awards!

🌍 @coveringclimatenow.org announced the winners of the 2025 #CCNowAwards! From 1,200+ entries across 50 countries, judges honored outstanding climate reporting in 14 categories and the Journalists & Emerging Journalists of the Year. 🔗

Trump thinks canceling greenhouse gas reporting means no one will know how much CO2 is being emitted. But Trump is wrong. Thanks to satellites and aircraft, anyone can see who is polluting, and how much. Here are the 5 largest CO2 plumes in the US. No surprise: All are coal plants 🏭

Honoured to have won in the Natural World category for my @reuters.com feature on the troubling link between climate change and volcanic eruptions. Thanks to the judges for their kind words, and congrats to all the other winners! 🌋

Helped judge the coveted CCN awards again this year. Always a fascinating and inspiring experience! Congrats to everyone who shared their best works of journalism! Extra congrats to the winners. But really, we're all winners when thousands of journalists take such pride in their public service.

Then at 10:30am PT, we'll talk about climate journalism and how to mobilize the vast majority of people who want climate action, w/Mark Hertsgaard @coveringclimatenow.org & @tahtone.bsky.social @grist.org. Tune in @kalwradio.bsky.social or stream here: www.kalw.org/show/your-ca...

I'm thrilled to share that I've won the 2025 @coveringclimatenow.org Journalism Award in the Displacement and Migration category for my documentary, Taken by the River! 🌍🏆 This prestigious global award, selected from over 1,200 entries across 65 countries, recognizes outstanding climate journalism.

Thrilled to share that our story "Zambia's Sacrifice Zone" won in the Justice category! Congratulations to the team 🌟

Big Reminder The 2025 #Grist50 is here! 🎉 50 leaders, thinkers, and doers who are shaping the future — from community organizers to artists to innovators redefining what climate action looks like. Meet the full class → grist.org/fix/grist-50... #Climate #Food #Farming #Business #Policy #Politics

Such an honor to have my story on the Palestinian Heirloom Seed Library for @theguardian.com win a 2025 @coveringclimatenow.org award. Such heartbreak that the horrors that prompted me to write the story are still ongoing. I'm proud of many of my stories, but this one in particular means a lot.

Some happy news! won a @coveringclimatenow.org award for my reporting on how to bring a forest back to life in a warming world for @theverge.com. Thank you @icfjorg.bsky.social & Punto y Aparte, I couldn’t have reported this on the ground without your support coveringclimatenow.org/projects/the...

Delighted to see my @source-material.org colleagues on this list! Congratulations Costanza and Leigh, and our partners at @lemonde.fr — their story revealed how TotalEnergies knew troops it funded stood accused of torture, rape and killing, but kept paying them

So very honored that my @inthesetimes.com investigation on U.S. security assistance fueling violence against environmental defenders won an award from @coveringclimatenow.org.

Big congrats to @miriamwasser.bsky.social who just won a national award from @coveringclimatenow.org. Please read her marvelous reporting 👇👇👇 on a fisherman’s nonprofit in Maine turbocharged with funding from a prominent rightwing billionaire. www.wbur.org/news/2024/12...

Congratulations to Himal contributors Diwash Gahatraj and Ali Jabir Malik who have won the 2025 @coveringclimatenow.org “Climate in Every Beat” award for their inking climate change and snakebite prevalence in #Southasia. Read their piece from May 2024 now:

If you use LinkedIn, did you not realize you were *automatically opted in for training their #AI on your data* like me? Here's how to opt out: find your settings > data privacy > data for generative AI Turn 'off'

We’re thrilled to share that Mya Frazier's article, “Power failure,” a collaboration between FERN and Switchyard Magazine, was the winner of a 2025 CCNow Journalism Award!

NEW: Climate change has a profound impact on the ecology surrounding Dal Lake in Kashmir, threatening the lake’s water resources, biodiversity, and the livelihoods of those who rely on it. In response, women are taking up embroidery to gain more control over their income.

✍ Yesterday I was named one of @coveringclimatenow.org's 'Emerging Journalists of the Year 2025' ✍ Reflection of the efforts of the whole team at @desmog.com and every source brave enough to take a stand — every story is a collaboration. coveringclimatenow.org/projects/the...

What an inspiring group. Let's amplify their work!

I'm excited to say that this piece won a @coveringclimatenow.org award! www.wbur.org/news/2024/12... @wbur.org

Thank you to Covering Climate Now Awards judges for recognizing our @theguardian.com investigation into how the fossil fuel industry is spreading anti-protest laws across America Grateful to @ninalakhani.bsky.social for leading this investigation 💚 bsky.app/profile/cove...

Congrats @miriamwasser.bsky.social at @wbur.org! We're fortunate to have access to your terrific reporting in Boston. 💯

Thank you CCN for recognizing our @highcountrynews.org and @propublica.org investigation into how solar developers use for-profit archeologists to harm Indigenous cultures! 🏆🪶 Read the story here: www.hcn.org/issues/56-2/...

An honor to judge this year's awards with so many incredible stories!

Thrilled to learn my cover story for @sierramagazine.bsky.social has won a Covering Climate Now award! Thank you to Julie, Geoff, Jason, and especially to those on the Gulf Coast who spoke with me about their life under LNG's shadow. Read the story here: www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2024-...

Thank you @coveringclimatenow.org for the "#Climate in every beat" award! I'm happy to see this collab btw @azcentral.com & @19thnews.org on the intersection of climate concerns + abortion access get recognized. Award: coveringclimatenow.org/projects/the... Story: www.azcentral.com/story/news/l...

🥁 Drumroll please... An investigation into the fossil fuel industry’s role in anti-protest laws; A profile of a Palestinian woman collecting climate-resilient heirloom seeds; And a sprawling television series tackling the profound fight between saving the planet and growing our economies...

🌐 @gijn.org's #GIJC25 Pre-Conference Day is Nov 20! Join high-impact, invitation-only workshops at KL Convention Center on tech journalism, global health, & securing sensitive investigations. 🔗 Full details + registration:

Journalists! Join us tomorrow for an editorial meeting to talk about Phase 2 of the 89% Project. Learn all about the project and how your newsroom can participate here: 89percent.org. And join us tomorrow to talk with colleagues from around the world. #the89percent

“[H]elping independent film was about giving a voice to people who didn’t have a chance. The same way protecting the environment was promoting something that was under threat. I didn’t realize the correlation...at the time...I was drawn to protect what was in danger of being lost. To keep it alive.”

Friends, this @ecos.ngo webinar on data centre expansion wrecking climate goals looks worth your time! Starts in ~50mins from this post (1600 central europe) ecostandard.org/news_events/...

📰 10 years ago TODAY 📰 @insideclimatenews.org published part 1 of its bombshell "Exxon Knew" investigation. The reporting showed how #ExxonKnew its fossil fuel business could cause "potentially catastrophic events" — but then led efforts to deceive the public and block solutions.

Empty nets. Southwest Louisiana was once the “shrimp capital of the US,” but fishermen say that the growing number of LNG terminals, chemical plants, and refineries have decimated their harvests. By @mckennapr.bsky.social for @insideclimatenews.org…

If you're an early-career journalist, consider applying for @theopennotebook.bsky.social's paid, mentored fellowship and follow in the footsteps of @katherinejwu.com, @janehu.bsky.social, @sciwriabdul.bsky.social, @1juliarosen.bsky.social, @celiaford.bsky.social and many more! Deadline: 10/31.

A new study published Wednesday in @nature.com finds that most of the deadly heat waves of the past 25 years would not have happened without emissions from the world’s largest oil, gas, coal and cement companies.

“Yes, walkability is environmental. Every trip taken without gasoline means less air pollution and fewer greenhouse gas emissions. Also good cardio.” Via @ejtodaynews.bsky.social ...

CCNow and @globalfreemedia.bsky.social, in partnership with the @pulitzercenter.org, are teaming up to host a special series of events on the future of climate reporting for the attendees of the 2025 IPI World Congress and Media Innovation Festival, October 23-25, in Vienna. buff.ly/GUFwZB1

“The conclusions may have far-reaching ramifications, including aiding those who seek in court to make oil and gas companies pay for climate change-related harm, a task that has proven extremely difficult in the US.” By @afreedma.bsky.social

A new study published Wednesday in @nature.com finds that most of the deadly heat waves of the past 25 years would not have happened without emissions from the world’s largest oil, gas, coal and cement companies.

Ember released its first comprehensive review of China’s clean energy transition and finds that its “surge in renewables and whole-economy electrification is rapidly reshaping energy choices for the rest of the world, creating the conditions for a decline in global fossil fuel use.”

Empty nets. Southwest Louisiana was once the “shrimp capital of the US,” but fishermen say that the growing number of LNG terminals, chemical plants, and refineries have decimated their harvests. By @mckennapr.bsky.social for @insideclimatenews.org…

Environmental lawyer Angelique Pouponneau, a Seychelles native and lead negotiator for the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), explains the IJC advisory opinion and why it’s given small island nations “reason to be hopeful.” @mongabay.com 🎧 podcast…

Long (Inspiring) Read. An “optional extracurricular activity” in a University of the South Pacific environmental law class went all the way to the International Court of Justice (IJC) and transformed global climate law. By @brookejarvis.bsky.social for The NYT Magazine… buff.ly/XYow5FH

Check out our tip sheet with @theopennotebook.bsky.social to tackle science misinformation and disinformation! 📄✨ www.sciline.org/learn/scienc... #Science #Journalism

Exciting news! Applications are open for ONA’s Women's Leadership Accelerator. Build your leadership and management skills, get mentoring from industry leaders and join a powerful network that will support you to grow and advance your career. Apply by Oct. 3. journalists.org/programs/wom...

A new report “found that slightly more than 1 in 4 US homes, representing nearly $13 trillion in value, are vulnerable to ‘severe or extreme climate risk.’” By @zteirstein.bsky.social for @grist.org…

“We have to avoid giving people false hope by suggesting that climate change can be fixed without cutting carbon emissions, which is the only real solution,” said Martin Siegert, lead author of the study. By @bberwyn.bsky.social for @insideclimatenews.org...

“Fossil fuel companies spent millions of dollars getting Trump elected last year; one report from the advocacy group Climate Power puts the total number at $445 million.” By @mollytaft.com at @wired.com www.wired.com/story/us-tax...