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With over 2 billion people set to vote, 2024 will be a critical year for climate action. News outlets need to step up to help the electorate understand what is at stake.
The imaginative process of crafting fictional narratives about difficult topics comes with its own benefits – almost akin to therapy.
They say access to information on sustainability is easy, anyone seems to be able to claim to be an expert on climate issues, and it is challenging to build a specific niche. What keeps them going then?
Well-told human-interest stories are key to moving readers and prompting climate action. How to write them in China?
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‘Opportune moment’ to set things right: Bangladesh eyes social reform as it opens for business
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