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How to find local climate-health stories
Check out these ideas for finding fresh climate change story angles.
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Why your coverage should focus on prevention as tick-borne diseases spread
As tick-borne diseases spread in a warming world, health journalists can help spread awareness of effective prevention methods.
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Lyme disease is changing in a warming world — and so should the news
Framing Lyme disease as a climate story is crucial for public awareness, policy action, and understanding how ecological shifts are…
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Covering bird flu from an ecological angle
Bird flu coverage shouldn’t be limited to what’s happening in birds, cows and humans — make sure to look at…
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NYT’s ‘50 States, 50 Fixes’ exemplifies the climate journalism audiences need
The New York Times began a series on March 25 that celebrates environmental progress in each state.
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Mapping local economic consequences of federal cuts to NIH: How they did it
Learn how two researchers created an interactive map showing local impacts of cutting funding at NIH-funded facilities across the U.S.
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How science journalists can reach a more bipartisan audience
An interview with top Democratic pollster David Shor is relevant for science journalists looking to reach a more bipartisan audience.
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Tracking the Trump Administration’s effects on science and health care
It’s imperative that journalists communicate the local, tangible effects of Trump’s federal government disruptions to their readers.
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How to help your audience understand the unprecedented LA fires
Journalists need to help audiences understand how new and different these fires are, and what that means going forward.
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Emerging solutions to the global increase in chronic kidney disease
The prevalence of chronic kidney disease has increased dramatically, affecting more than 800 million people worldwide.