JOUR 72405: Covering the Climate Crisis at School of Journalism
3 credits · Fall 2026
Covering the Climate Crisis (JOUR 72405) at School of Journalism has 1 way to take it in Fall 2026. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.
The professor is: Emily Laber-Warren.
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About this course
Climate coverage belongs in every beat?business, food systems and agriculture, sports, urban planning, social justice, national security, labor issues, public policy, land use, international relations, entertainment, and more. Journalist Emily Atkin recently said on the Rubicon podcast: ?You might think you know what your job is right now, but in five years you?re going to be a climate reporter, too. Everyone on TV who talks about politics now is going to be a climate reporter in ten years. They just don?t know it yet.? This class will anchor you in the science, history and politics of climate change and introduce innovative reporting approaches in a variety of media, with a focus on solutions journalism
Professors for JOUR 72405 at School of Journalism, Fall 2026
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