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Pacific Climate Fund Gets $15 Million Boost at Fiji Pre-COP Talks
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Green JournalismTen investigations shortlisted for 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Journalism Prize
The European Parliament has shortlisted ten investigations — including probes into data centres' environmental toll and green investment funds — for the 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Journalism Prize. The winner is announced on 21 October in Strasbourg.
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Green JournalismWUFT’s Rose Schnabel and Miami Herald’s ‘Built on Sand’ Share the 2026 Waldo Proffitt Award
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Green JournalismNew $500 Journalism Prize Honors Reporting Linking Population Change to Planetary Health
A new international planetary health journalism prize is calling on journalists to report one of the least-covered intersections in climate coverage: how demographic change shapes the health of the planet — and vice versa. The Demographics & Planetary Health Story Prize 2026, hosted by Johns Hopkins University institutions, will award $500 in each of two
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Green JournalismCovering Climate Now names 49 winners of 2026 climate journalism awards
Covering Climate Now has named 49 winners of its 2026 Journalism Awards from more than 1,200 entries — including three Journalists of the Year and a Lifetime Achievement honour for The Guardian's Fiona Harvey.
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Green Journalism16 Journalists Win Fellowships to Report from COP31 in Antalya
Sixteen journalists from 15 countries have won CCMP fellowships to report from COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye (9–20 November 2026) — including, for the first time, two independent creator journalists.
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Green JournalismWUFT Reporter Rose Schnabel Wins 2026 Waldo Proffitt Award for Environmental Journalism
WUFT reporter Rose Schnabel has been named a recipient of the 2026 Waldo Proffitt Award for Outstanding Environmental Journalism for rural coverage that judges said exposed significant inequities and led to public action.
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Green JournalismNewsrooms name one focal point to get COP31 press badges
Newsrooms covering COP31 must navigate a two-stage accreditation system: journalists register individually in the UNFCCC's Online Registration System, and each organisation's single media focal point nominates the team via the Indico UN platform.
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As COP31 nears, climate journalists face rising attacks and a shifting audience: UNESCO and the OSCE's new reporting manual meets the Reuters Institute's 2026 findings.
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