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Journalists' ideas sought for climate change resources

Date: 11/11/08

In preparation for the launch of new resources for journalists on reporting on climate change, Reuters AlertNet is asking for journalists' input.

AlertNet is asking: "What would help you report on global warming from a humanitarian perspective: a climate change ‘Heads Up', a database of climate and disaster experts, a regular summary of key research, a diary of events, training?"

To see AlertNet's current resources, go to http://www.alertnet.org/db/crisisprofiles/climate.htm.

E-mail suggestions to Megan Rowling at megan.rowling@thomsonreuters.com.

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Submitted by Kioko Musyoka on 1/4/13.

On my side i will need nothing else apart from getting more training on reporting issues to do with climate.

We know very well climate change in the world has a lot of effects which have not realized in some parts of the world because they have not been given publicity not because reporters don't want to report but because we don't now how to report them even though we feel they should be highlighted for the sake of the locals person.

Climate change is one an most important issue that we should be focusing because it affects all of living thing.