Climate change in the press

Public interest in news stories about climate change is at an all-time high. NPR Climate Correspondent Rebecca Hersher talks about how demand for stories about extreme weather, climate science and climate-related public policy has grown, how journalists can approach such stories and the important role of scientists, physicians and other experts in informing the public.

Rebecca Hersher, NPR

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