Broadcasts

Climate change presents not only a scientific and environmental challenge, but a deeply human one. As climate-related realities become more prominent across Southern Europe, traditional educational models often struggle to bridge the gap between scientific information and long-term behavioral change. To address this challenge, the NEUROCLIMA Athens Pilot, implemented in Greece by IASIS, focuses on

A climate news story has to be accurate, well sourced and, usually, ready by early afternoon. That is becoming harder for journalists to deliver. Disinformation crowds the information space, newsrooms have fewer specialist reporters as budgets shrink, and the evidence behind any climate topic is scattered across studies, legislation, data and public debate. At a

Climate policy has a translation problem. On one side sit an army of devoted scientists, sitting on mountains of data that almost nobody outside their field can fully understand. On the other sit the people who actually write the laws – under pressure, short on time, working from summaries several steps removed from the evidence

There is a question that runs through generations without ever losing its force: what was the world like before we were born? In Taberna Seca, Portugal, that question stopped being rhetorical one autumn morning. Twenty children, aged six and seven, from ATL Benny Park walked through the doors of Centro Social da Taberna Seca not

Two webinars in Castelo Branco brought reporters from three local outlets together to ask a question now central to climate coverage everywhere: if the public has more information than ever, why does it feel less engaged and powerless? There is no shortage of data on climate change. Satellites track it by the hour, models forecast