Ted MacDonald

A weeklong period in mid-June saw various overlapping and concurrent extreme weather events affect the U.S. Cable news networks CNN and MSNBC mentioned climate change in a combined 21% of segments on these events. Corporate broadcast news outlets ABC, CBS, and NBC, meanwhile, mentioned climate change in just 9% of their combined segments.

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