👋🏾Welcome, participants to “Telling Local Climate Stories” hosted by the school and Climate Matters in the Newsroom w/ U.S. National Science Foundation funding and One Earth Fund support. N.C. journalists learn how climate change affects communities and how to tell those important local stories. #climateNC

Scientists are sharing the latest on impacts of our changing #climateNC with 20 journalists today & tomorrow at #UNCHussman School of Journalism & Media. Object of the workshop. How to tell compelling local climate stories to viewers & readers statewide.

Climate Matters in Newsroom workshop concludes UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media after brainstorming session on #climateNC angles that bring this global issue into local focus. Thanks to Kate Sheppard for leading panel of @tbartelme, Sara Peach, Helen Chickering & Greg Fishel for sharing their story tips.

The story of how Lake Waccamaw, N.C., battled the invasive plant hydrilla is online video.unctv.org/show/sci-nc/. The piece was produced by students in the Environmental & Science Documentary TV class at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media School of Journalism & Media.

Thanks to our partners *UNC-TV is now PBS NC!

(1/3) 🐍 #EarthDay video alert: Tom Linden’s #UNC Hussman Science Documentary Television course collaborated with *UNC-TV is now PBS NC! to produce three videos now streaming on PBS: SNAKES. Slither over and take a look ➡️ pbs.org/video/snakes-a…

Great work by students in my UNC Science Documentary TV class (MEJO 562), now streaming on the PBS website.

Our warming climate is helping a tiny insect lay waste to giant hemlock trees. But there's hope! Learn more about how we're fighting back against these invasive pests in this video by students at UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media. #EarthDay pbsnc.org/blogs/science/…

See why #climatechange is leading to hemlocks dying in video produced by students UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media for PBS North Carolina youtube.com/watch?v=-1wx_T…

“MEJO 560: Environmental and science journalism" Students from @unc and Universidad de Navarra contributed to a bilingual site called “Climate Letters” chronicling the impacts of #climatechange in #NC and the Navarra region in northern Spain. Supported by UNC-Chapel Hill_Global COIL tarheels.live/climateletters/

Excellent NYT opinion piece by Duke psychiatrist Dr. Damon Tweedy about "The Case for Black Doctors." nytimes.com/2015/05/17/opi…

MT UNC Hussman on @UNCTV @ 7:30 tonight 1st of 2 stories on NC park system produced by Tom Linden's #JOMC562 course mj.unc.edu/news/student-p…

Thanks AS. The Knights & Carolina Performing Arts were wonderful w/our @UNCMJschool students participating in another Arts@TheCore event.

Students UNC Hussman Science Doc TV class to contribute to @UNCTV SciTech Now show. Read story in The Daily Tar Heel dailytarheel.com/article/2016/0…

What’s the media threshold for reporting on an emerging ID like #zika? Here’s my commentary in the NC Med Journal ncmedicaljournal.com/content/77/5/3…

One-hour NC Division of Parks and Recreation environmental documentary produced by UNC Hussman students & prof Tom Linden now online @unctv video.unctv.org/video/23658583…

Injecting false controversy into science and medical stories. Incisive piece in HealthNewsReview healthnewsreview.org/2017/02/journa… Avoid the trap

Watch student-produced UNC Hussman documentary about environ issues facing NC Division of Parks and Recreation Sunday Aug 6 12noon & Aug 7 1 am NC Channel on @UNCTV

Arctic's Epic Mosquito Swarms May Get Worse with Climate Change voanews.com/a/arctics-epic…

Watch our UNC Hussman story about living next door to Lake Waccamaw alligators this week on North Carolina Public TV #unctv #ncparks mj.unc.edu/news/student-p…