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By Diana Liu, France Télévisions MediaLab

The global rise in climate awareness in recent years has been accompanied by a transformation in the way climate and environmental issues are covered by many newsrooms, including The New York Times. In early 2017, the New York daily opened its climate desk, which now has a dozen reporters and editors. The paper stands out for its innovative and cross-disciplinary coverage of climate: in 2019, it published about 900 articles on climate—graphic “explainer” formats, investigative reporting using new technologies, and visual investigations into the impacts of global warming around the world.